impacts to the identified coral reef ecosystems. (2) An updated adaptive management framework to inform research, monitoring, and assessment needs. (3) Short- and mid-term coral reef stewardship objectives. (4) Coral reef-related public outreach and education efforts. (5) Establishment of roles and responsibilities for implementing the plan. (6) Evidence of engagement with interested stakeholder groups in the development of the plan. (7) Any other information the Administrator considers to be necessary for evaluating the plan. (c) Best stewardship practices The Administrator shall convene representatives of coral reef stewardship partnerships not less than once a year to share experiences and identify best practices for developing and implementing coral reef stewardship plans. 212. Stewardship plan certifications (a) Submission to administrator for certification A coral reef stewardship partnership certified under section 210(e) may submit a coral reef stewardship plan developed under section 211 to the Administrator for certification. (b) Evaluation (1) In general The Administrator shall— (A) evaluate a plan submitted under subsection (a) to determine whether the plan complies with the requirements of section 211(b)