of the Senate a report on the Commission’s findings, conclusions, and recommendations. The report shall address the following: (A) Tools of malign influence, including election interference, disinformation, illicit finance, political influence and corruption, energy influence, economic influence, and proxy and state-backed forces being used against the United States, its national interests, and its allies. (B) How malign influence actors may be using these tools in combination with other tools. (C) How malign influence actors may be learning from each other’s adaptations. (D) The types of malign influence against which the United States Government should prioritize defenses and proactive measures. (E) Prioritized recommendations for actions the United States should take to counter malign influence. (F) The current roles and responsibilities designated to each relevant Federal department and agency to counter malign influence, and any recommended changes to such roles and responsibilities. (G) The estimated resources necessary for each relevant Federal department and agency to fulfill such roles and responsibilities. (H) The current mechanisms for coordinating among relevant Federal departments and agencies to counter malign influence, and any recommendations for improving such coordination. (I) The current short- and long-term methodology and metrics used to monitor and evaluate the effectiveness of efforts to counter malign influence, the lessons learned from such monitoring and evaluation, and any recommendations for improving such monitoring and evaluation. (J) The risks associated with the recommended approach to countering malign influence, including the relationships and tradeoffs among priorities, roles, and resources. (K) Any other matters the Commission determines relevant. (2) Interim briefing Not later than 120 days after the date of the enactment of this Act, the Commission shall provide to the Committee on Foreign Affairs of the House of Representatives and the Committee on Foreign Relations of the