; and (2) shall readily display material gathered from oral testimony received pursuant to section 4(e)(2). 7. Guidance on issuing visas To demonstrate the Department of State’s commitment to ensuring fairness for current Department employees, not later than 100 days after the date of the enactment of this Act, the Secretary of State shall submit to Congress a report on countries not issuing spousal visas to the spouses of all Foreign Service personnel posted overseas due to their sexual orientation. Such report shall include any comments or recommendations for actions, including eliminating visa reciprocity with countries determined to be instituting such practices, that will lead to ensuring that all spouses of Foreign Service personnel receive spousal visas for the country to which their spouse is assigned, regardless of sexual orientation. 8. Establishment of advancement board (a) Establishment The Secretary of State shall establish, within the Office of the Director General of the Department of State, an Advancement Board comprised of senior-level officials to address issues faced by LGBTQI Foreign Service personnel and their families. (b) Hearing of testimony The Advancement Board established under subsection (a) shall hear testimony from any willing LGBTQI Foreign Service personnel and their families regarding any discrimination they have faced due to their sexual orientation. (c) Report (1) In general Not later than 100 days after completing the collection of testimony under subsection (b) and annually thereafter for five years, the Advancement Board shall submit to Congress a report based on such testimony. (2) Content Each report required under paragraph (1) shall include any comments or recommendations included in the testimony referred to in such paragraph for continued actions to improve the Department of State to ensure that no Department employee or family member experiences discrimination due to the sexual orientation of such employee. (3) Privacy Each report required under paragraph (1) shall