; (6) a recommendation on how, if at all, the thresholds and triggers for a review by the Board should change; (7) an assessment of the sufficiency of Federal resources provided to State, Tribal, and local governments in aggregate relative to any vulnerabilities that the Board determines the governments have; (8) a list of all requests for review from Governors of States and territories and chief executives of Tribal governments or recommended by the office established under section 7(f)(2) that the Board rejected, including comments and recommendations from the Board regarding whether similar incidents should be reviewed in the future; and (9) a list of ongoing reviews that have exceeded the expected time allotted for completion by Board order and an explanation for the additional time required to complete each such review. (c) Dissemination The Board shall propagate the information described in subsection (a)(2), including by— (1) incorporating the information into training material used by Federal, State, Tribal, and private training facilities specializing in building resilience to and responding to and recovering from natural hazards and public health incidents, as the Board deems appropriate; (2) coordinating with professional associations related to building resilience to and responding to and recovering from natural hazards and public health incidents; (3) collaborating with relevant Federal, State, and Tribal authorities and private organizations