; (2) if a Special Counsel determines that he or she possesses information that should be disclosed to Congress, as part of the oversight role of Congress, the Special Counsel should take all steps not prohibited by law in order to do so, including information relating to— (A) any decision of a Special Counsel to resign; (B) any decision to remove a Special Counsel from office, or transfer a Special Counsel to another location or position within the Department of Justice; or (C) a determination by a Special Counsel that he or she has become too circumscribed in jurisdiction or authorization to effectively continue the investigation to completion; (3) an investigation undertaken by a Special Counsel is, by its nature, one of great political and civic importance; (4) the public has a substantial interest in receiving the conclusions of the Special Counsel at the earliest possible time; and (5) the Special Counsel should conclude the investigation as soon as practicable and to report on his or her findings to the people of the United States.