after the date of the enactment of this Act, the Administrator shall brief the appropriate congressional committees on the following: (A) The risk analysis required under paragraph (1). (B) Technologies necessary to advance toward a contactless checkpoint to better protect from future public health threats Administration personnel, passengers, airport personnel, and authorized personnel who pass through airport screening areas. (C) Policies and procedures implemented by the Administration and transportation security stakeholders to protect from public health threats Administration personnel, passengers, airport personnel, and authorized personnel who pass through airport screening areas, as well as future plans for additional measures relating to such protection. (D) The status of existing or future planned security directives or emergency amendments to air carrier security requirements for flights from international points. (E) How the Administration coordinates and shares information with relevant domestic and international partners during a public health threat, and how such coordination may be improved. 706. Securing critical supplies (a) Strategy To prevent a shortage of items determined To be critical to survival during a crisis and safeguard the supply chains of such items Not later than 180 days after the date of the enactment of this Act, the Secretary, acting through the Under Secretary and the Director, shall— (1) identify items determined by the Secretary to be critical to survival during a crisis resulting from a terrorist attack, pandemic, or natural disaster