; (iii) providers of broadband internet access service; (iv) faculty of institutions of higher education; (v) representatives of other Federal agencies; (vi) electric utility providers; (vii) telecommunications infrastructure companies; and (viii) first responders, emergency managers, or 9–1–1 directors in areas affected by such event. (3) Final report Not later than 8 months after the deactivation of the Disaster Information Reporting System with respect to an event for which the System was activated, the Commission shall issue a final report that includes, with respect to such event— (A) the information described under paragraph (1)(A); and (B) any recommendations of the Commission on how to improve the resiliency of affected communications or networks recovery efforts. (4) Development of reports In developing a report required under this subsection, the Commission shall consider information collected through the Disaster Information Reporting System and a public hearing described in paragraph (2) with respect to the applicable event. (5) Publication The Commission shall publish each report issued under this subsection on the website of the Commission upon the issuance of such report. (b) Improvements to network outage reporting Not later than 6 months after the date of the enactment of this Act, the Commission shall initiate a rulemaking to— (1) determine the circumstances under which to require providers of commercial mobile service to provide alerts to public safety answering points regarding communications service disruptions of the commercial mobile service within the assigned territories of such public safety answering points that prevent— (A) the origination of 9–1–1 calls; (B) the delivery of Automatic Location Information; or (C) Automatic Number Identification; and (2) require such alerts to be made. (c) Definitions In this section: (1) Automatic Location Information