; (B) determining that the Agency has adequate administrative and financial controls; (C) reviewing the financial statements prepared by management for distribution to the Congress and the public; (D) providing direction over the internal audit function and the independent accountants; (E) overseeing, in conjunction with the Office of the Chief Financial Officer of the Agency— (i) periodic stress testing on the entire Agency portfolio, reflecting different market, industry, and macroeconomic scenarios, and consistent with best practices of commercial and multilateral development banks; and (ii) the monitoring of industry, geographic, and obligor exposure levels; and (F) reviewing all required reports on the default rate of the Agency before submission to Congress under section 8(g). (3) Quorum 2 members of the Risk Management Committee shall constitute a quorum. . (b) Conforming repeal Section 51006 of the Fixing America’s Surface Transportation Act (129 Stat. 1766; Public Law 104–94 ) is hereby repealed. 204. Ensuring Agency compliance with additionality requirements (a) Written documentation requirements Not later than 180 days after the date of the enactment of this Act, the Board of Directors of the United States Export Finance Agency shall, with respect to an authorization in connection with a transaction equal to or in excess of $25,000,000— (1) adopt and implement policies and procedures to ensure that the Agency includes written documentation of the determination and verification of additionality in its records, including— (A) a description of attempts by relevant parties to a transaction to obtain private-sector financing; (B) an explanation of how the level of Agency financing responds to limitations in the availability or terms of private capital; and (C) an assessment, to the extent practicable, of the availability and terms of competing financing by a foreign export credit agency