of pirate radio broadcasting within the top 5 radio markets identified as prevalent for such broadcasts. Such effort shall include identifying, locating, and taking enforcement actions designed to terminate such operations. (2) Additional monitoring Within 6 months after conducting the enforcement sweeps required by paragraph (1), the Commission shall conduct monitoring sweeps to ascertain whether the pirate radio broadcasting identified by enforcement sweeps is continuing to broadcast and whether additional pirate radio broadcasting is occurring. (3) No effect on remaining enforcement Notwithstanding paragraph (1), the Commission shall not decrease or diminish the regular enforcement efforts targeted to pirate radio broadcast stations for other times of the year. (e) State and local government authority The Commission may not preempt any State or local law prohibiting pirate radio broadcasting. (f) Revision of Commission rules required The Commission shall revise its rules to require that, absent good cause, in any case alleging a violation of subsection (a) or (b), the Commission shall proceed directly to issue a notice of apparent liability without first issuing a notice of unlicensed operation. (g) Pirate radio broadcasting database (1) In general Not later than 90 days after the date of the enactment of this section, and semi-annually thereafter, the Commission shall publish a database in a clear and legible format of all licensed radio stations operating in the AM and FM bands. The database shall be easily accessible from the Commission home page through a direct link. The database shall include the following information: (A) Each licensed station, listed by the assigned frequency, channel number, or Commission call letters. (B) All entities that have received a notice of unlicensed operation, notice of apparent liability, or forfeiture order issued by the Commission. (2) Clear identification The Commission shall clearly identify in the database— (A) each licensed station as a station licensed by the