; and (B) brief the congressional defense committees on such processes developed and such resources needed. (b) Information for tenants and landlords Upon a tenant entering into a tenancy agreement for a housing unit provided by the Department of Defense under a privatized military housing contract, the Secretary of Defense shall provide to the tenant information on— (1) the rights of tenants, including recourse and actions, to include a Tenants Bill of Rights ; (2) the expectations of the Department regarding reporting by tenants of maintenance, health, or safety issues relating to the housing unit; (3) the expectations of the Department regarding the maintaining by landlords of certain standards relating to the condition, health, and safety of the housing unit; (4) a clear and comprehensive accounting of the rights and responsibilities of tenants and landlords relating to maintenance of the housing unit; and (5) a comprehensive maintenance, repair, and remediation history of the housing unit. (c) Inspector General oversight inspections of privatized military housing Not later than one year after the date of the enactment of this Act, and not less frequently than annually thereafter, the Inspector General of the Department of Defense shall— (1) conduct an inspection of the oversight by the Department of privatized military housing at not fewer than 15 randomly selected installations of the Department