; and (2) that meet the requirements of subsection (b). (b) Requirements for Federal coral reef action plans A coral reef action plan of a management unit described in subsection (a) meets the requirements of this subsection if the plan includes— (1) a statement of goals and objectives to be accomplished during the 5-year period following development of the plan and consistent with the national coral reef resilience strategy in effect as developed in accordance with section 203; and (2) a discussion of— (A) a review of such unit’s efforts and success in managing and restoring coral reef ecosystems under the previous coral reef action plan in effect as developed under this section, if applicable, and how such review informs the newly effective action plan; (B) short- and mid-term coral reef conservation and restoration objectives for such unit’s coral reef ecosystems; (C) an assessment of whether such unit retains less than 50 percent of its historical living coral cover as of the date of the plan; (D) an updated adaptive management framework to inform research, monitoring, and assessment needs; (E) any coral reef emergency plans certified under section 216 for coral reef ecosystems within such unit, and a review of any circumstance that led to the activation of such plans within such unit, including an evaluation of the emergency responses; (F) tools and strategies to address pollution and water quality impacts to coral reef ecosystems arising wholly from within the administrative boundaries of such unit; (G) the status of efforts to improve coral reef ecosystem management integration and cooperation among neighboring Federal, State, Tribal, or locally managed jurisdictions, including identification of existing research and monitoring activities that can be leveraged for coral reef status and trends assessments within such unit