; (2) provide the ability to conduct research on the individual and cumulative impacts of such operating facilities; and (3) determine best practices for inclusion in the reports established in section 405. III Refinements 301. Protection of offshore aquaculture facilities (a) In general The Secretary may promulgate regulations that the Secretary determines are reasonable and necessary to protect an offshore aquaculture facility. When appropriate, the Secretary shall request the Secretary of the department in which the Coast Guard is operating to establish a navigational safety zone around an offshore aquaculture facility. (b) Navigational safety zone The Secretary of the department in which the Coast Guard is operating— (1) shall consult with the Secretary of the Interior before designating a navigational safety zone around an offshore aquaculture facility; (2) after consultation with the Secretary, the Secretary of State, and the Secretary of Defense, may designate a zone of appropriate size around (and including) an offshore aquaculture facility for the purpose of navigational safety; and (3) may define, by regulation, permissible activities within a navigational safety zone. (c) Limitations No installation, structure, or use will be allowed in a navigational safety zone that is incompatible with the operation of the offshore aquaculture facility. 302. Recordkeeping and access to information (a) Regulations The Secretary, after consultation with other interested Federal departments and agencies, shall prescribe by regulation— (1) the records that an offshore aquaculture permit holder is required to establish and maintain; (2) the reports that an offshore aquaculture permit holder is required to make; (3) the information that an offshore aquaculture permit holder is required to provide, which shall include— (A) data regarding escape events; (B) the prevalence of disease in the offshore aquaculture facility, including a description of veterinary services provided for treatment