; (2) identify each relevant entity responsible for making the change called for in the recommendation, including State, local, or private entities, as appropriate; (3) publish any responses to the recommendation publicly; and (4) assess whether the responses adequately lower the likelihood that a future similar incident will result in loss of life, or human or economic injury in the view of the Board. (b) Federal responses to recommendations (1) In general All Federal departments and agencies identified in a recommendation made by the Board shall reply to the recommendations not later than 90 days after the date on which the recommendation is published by the Board. (2) Response described A response under paragraph (1) made by a Federal department or agency shall include— (A) whether the department or agency intends to adopt the recommendation in whole, in part, or not at all; (B) an explanation of the reasons for only adopting the recommendation in part or not at all; and (C) a proposed timetable for completing the action the Federal department or agency has agreed to. (3) Progress updates A Federal department or agency that agrees to adopt a recommendation of the Board shall— (A) track the progress of the department or agency toward completion; and (B) provide an update to the Board, to be published publicly, periodically, and not less frequently than annually. (c) Public availability (1) In general Not later than 1 year after the date on which a final determination is made on a recommendation under this section, the Board shall make a copy of the recommendation and response to the recommendation available to the public. (2) Extension of deadline The Chairperson of the Board may extend the 1-year period described in paragraph (1) if the Chairperson, before the end of such 1-year period— (A) provides an explanation for the extension