; (II) section 10–205 of the Transportation Article of the Code of Maryland; and (III) section 6002 of the Dedicated WMATA Funding and Tax Changes Affecting Real Property and Sales Amendment Act of 2018 (1–325.401, D.C. Official Code); and (ii) contains— (I) an assessment of the effective use of the funding described in clause (i) to address major capital improvement projects; (II) a discussion of compliance with strategic plan deadlines; (III) an examination of compliance with the reform requirements under the laws described in clause (i), including identifying any challenges to compliance or implementation; and (IV) recommendations to the Transit Authority to improve implementation. 6. Jeanice McMillan Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority Track Safety Task Force (a) Definitions In this section— (1) the term on-track safety program means the on-track safety program of the Transit Authority; and (2) the term Task Force means the Jeanice McMillan Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority Track Safety Task Force required to be established under subsection (b). (b) Funding contingent on establishment of track safety task force The Secretary may not provide any amounts to the Transit Authority under section 602(c) of the Passenger Rail Investment and Improvement Act of 2008 (division B of Public Law 110–432 ; 122 Stat. 4968), as added by section 4, until the Transit Authority notifies the Secretary that the Transit Authority has taken action to establish and maintain a safety task force for the development of on-track safety standards for the Transit Authority, to be known as the Jeanice McMillan Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority Track Safety Task Force , in accordance with this section. (c) Duties The Task force shall be responsible for reviewing the on-track safety program of the Transit Authority, including— (1) training and qualifications of employees of the Transit Authority affected by the program