; and (2) by inserting after subsection (b) the following: (c) Protecting against systemic child sexual abuse (1) Reporting and task force Not later than 24 months after the date of the enactment of the Stronger Child Abuse Prevention and Treatment Act, each State task force established under section 107(c) and expanded as described in paragraph (2) shall study and make recommendations on the following, with a focus on preventing systemic child sexual abuse: (A) How to detect systemic child sexual abuse that occurs in an organization. (B) How to prevent child sexual abuse and systemic child sexual abuse from occurring in organizations, which shall include recommendations to improve— (i) practices and policies for the education of parents, caregivers, and victims, and age appropriate education of children, about risk factors or signs of potential child sexual abuse; and (ii) the efficacy of applicable State laws and the role such laws play in deterring or preventing incidences of child sexual abuse. (C) The feasibility of making available the disposition of a perpetrator within an organization to— (i) the child alleging sexual abuse or the child’s family; or (ii) an adult who was a child at the time of the sexual abuse claim in question or the adult’s family. (2) Task force composition For purposes of this subsection, a State task force shall include— (A) the members of the State task force described in section 107(c) for the State; and (B) the following: (i) Family court judges. (ii) Individuals from religious organizations. (iii) Individuals from organized youth athletics. (3) Reporting on recommendations Not later than 6 months after a State task force makes recommendations under paragraph (1), the State maintaining such State task force shall— (A) make public the recommendations of such report; (B) report to the Secretary on the status of adopting such recommendations