; (B) whether student fees are used to finance intercollegiate athletic programs; (C) whether general funds are used to finance intercollegiate athletic programs; (D) whether institutions of higher education receive funds and the amount of such funds from— (i) media contracts held by institutions of higher education with respect to intercollegiate athletic programs; (ii) licensing agreements held by institutions of higher education with respect to intercollegiate athletic programs; and (iii) media conferences and other distributions held by an athletic governance association; (E) the amount of funds expended on coaching salaries and facilities development for intercollegiate athletic programs, disaggregated by gender, race, sport, and competition level; and (F) policies held by athletic governance associations with respect to the amount expended by institutions of higher education and the number of athletic participation opportunities provided by institutions of higher education to comply with— (i) title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 ( 20 U.S.C. 1681 et seq.), including— (I) the percent of athletic participation opportunities offered to female and male student athletes in comparison to the enrollment of female and male non-student athletes, respectively, at institutions of higher education; and (II) the percent of total athletic scholarship funds offered to female and male student athletes, respectively; and (ii) the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 ( 29 U.S.C. 701 et seq.), including— (I) the percent of athletic participation opportunities for students with disabilities compared to enrollment of non-student athletes with disabilities at institutions of higher education; and (II) the percent of total athletic scholarship funds provided to student athletes with disabilities