; and (5) maintain a comprehensive and current list of all United States citizens employed by such international organizations and regularly report to Congress on the number of such citizens and identify any discrimination, prejudice, or perceived bias against such citizens seeking to secure such employment. (c) Coordination The head of the Office of American Citizens shall coordinate all nominations for international organizations for all agencies of the Federal Government. Agencies of the Federal Government shall recommend to the head of the Office of American Citizens for consideration candidates for election, promotion, or advocacy within relevant international organizations. (d) Personnel The Secretary shall ensure that the Office of American Citizens is adequately staffed at all times to fulfill its mandate under this Act. (e) Reporting The head of the office established by this section shall report directly to the Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary within IO. 202. Junior Professional Officers (a) Increase in Junior Professional Officer positions The Secretary of State shall increase by not fewer than 50 percent the number of Junior Professional Officer positions sponsored by the United States within the United Nations system over the number of such positions so sponsored as of the date of the enactment of this Act. (b) Coordination Not later than December 31 of each year, the head of each bureau of the Department of State shall provide the head of the Office of American Citizens of the Department information regarding the amount of funding each such bureau has designated during the immediately preceding fiscal year for Junior Professional Officer positions in the United Nations system and the number of such positions that exist as of such fiscal year. III Transparency and Accountability for United States Contributions to the United Nations 301. Findings Congress finds the following: (1) As underscored by repeated revelations of waste, fraud, and abuse, oversight and accountability mechanisms within the