Russian influence is likely to pose a significant threat to the interests or security of the United States or Europe and on which to focus RIG efforts. (6) A description of the costs and risks of the current United States approach to countering malign Russian influence. (7) The resources necessary to achieve the goals established in the strategy. 7. Report on activities to counter malign Russian influence The Chair of the RIG, acting through the RIG and in consultation with the heads of the Federal agencies and departments with membership on the RIG, shall annually submit to the Committee on Foreign Affairs of the House of Representatives and the Committee on Foreign Relations of the Senate a report that includes the following: (1) Descriptions of what activities the RIG and each entity participating in the RIG undertook to counter malign Russian influence in Europe and the United States. (2) An identification of the activities, programs, or actions that are planned for the upcoming year. (3) Assessments of whether the activities conducted over the previous year achieved the intended outcomes. (4) Descriptions of the methodology and results of monitoring and evaluation, including lessons learned and best practices. (5) Descriptions of how such results and lessons learned will be used on an iterative basis to modify activities. (6) An updated assessment of progress made towards the objectives for the RIG established in the strategy required under section 6 for five-year and ten-year time periods, including the following: (A) The methodology used for such assessments. (B) The lessons learned and best practices from such assessments. (C) Any changes to be made to future activities, programs, or actions in response to such lessons learned. 8. Commission on Countering Global Malign Influence (a) Establishment There is established an independent commission to be known as the Commission on Countering Global Malign Influence (in this section referred to as the Commission ). The Commission shall examine global malign