; and (iv) in the case of each exercise after the initial exercise, an evaluation of changes over time with respect to each category of information referred to in clauses (i) through (iii). (D) Information on the exercise, including the dates of the exercise and names of the trusted flaggers that participated, together with information on how many notifications each such trusted flagger submitted during the exercise. (E) The written online terrorist content moderation policies and procedures of each of the participating technology companies, together with the corresponding definition for online terrorist content adopted by each of the participating technology companies, and a description of the appeals process of each such company as required pursuant to subsection (d)(5). (F) Any identifiable trends and analysis developed from conducting the exercise, as determined appropriate by the lead institution, in consultation with participating technology companies and trusted flaggers. (G) Any information provided by a participating technology company regarding efforts of the company to— (i) counter terrorist narratives and enhance technological capabilities to identify and counter online terrorism content; (ii) maintain policies or procedures within the company that— (I) prioritize the mental health of individuals working within the company who participate in the efforts to implement the written online terrorist content moderation policies or procedures of the company; and (II) make available voluntary mental health support, as needed, to such employees and to contractors and trusted flaggers