; (B) date of such lobbying activity; (C) duration of all meetings between registered lobbyists and the President or the Secretary of the Interior or Secretary of Agriculture; (D) topics of all meetings between registered lobbyists and the President or the Secretary of the Interior or Secretary of Agriculture; and (E) requests by registered lobbyists or other persons who made requests to the President or the Secretary of the Interior or Secretary of Agriculture pertaining to the declaration or modification of the boundaries of a monument; (2) solicit from the chief executive or designee of impacted governments information and advice regarding the declaration or adjustment to boundaries of such monument; (3) produce a record of any significant economic, recreational, cultural, geologic, artifactual, scientific, and other relevant objects or interests within the boundary of the planned monument or monument boundary adjustment, or which would otherwise be substantially impacted by such monument declaration or monument boundary adjustment; (4) designate any qualifying object as found in the record under paragraph (3) as an object of antiquity, and include in the record under such clause any information showing that such designation meets the definition of object or objects of antiquity under this section; (5) conduct an analysis of economic impact of such monument declaration or boundary adjustment, including impacts to— (A) tourism; (B) grazing; (C) hunting and recreation; (D) forestry; (E) mineral and other resource extraction; and (F) other economic activity; (6) produce an evaluation of anticipated impacts to protection, management, and use of objects designated as “objects of antiquity” under paragraph (4) which would be subject to protection under such monument declaration or boundary adjustment