; (B) an official tribal resolution; or (C) any other comparable elected or politically appointed representative as determined by the Secretary. (2) Required information A complete request for a fishery resource disaster determination under paragraph (1) shall include— (A) identification of all presumed affected fish stocks; (B) identification of the fishery as Federal, non-Federal, or both; (C) the geographical boundaries of the fishery; (D) information on causes of the fishery resource disaster, if known; and (E) information needed to support a finding of a fishery resource disaster, including— (i) information demonstrating the occurrence of a sudden, unexpected, large decrease in fish stock biomass or other change that results in significant loss of access to the fishery resource, which could include the loss of fishing vessels and gear, for a substantial period of time; and (ii) 12-month revenue loss for the affected fishery, or if a fishery resource disaster has occurred at any time in the previous 5-year period, an appropriate time frame as determined by the Secretary. (d) Review process (1) Interim response Not later than 10 days after receipt of a request under subsection (c), the Secretary shall provide an interim response to the individual that— (A) acknowledges receipt of the request; (B) provides a regional contact within the National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration; (C) outlines the process and timeline by which a request shall be considered; and (D) requests additional information concerning the fishery resource disaster, if the original request is considered incomplete. (2) Evaluation of requests (A) In general The Secretary shall complete a review, within the time frame described in subparagraph (B), using the best scientific information available, in consultation with the affected States, of— (i) the information provided by the requester and any additional information relevant to the fishery, which may include— (I) fishery characteristics; (II) stock assessments