; and (bb) any gaps and challenges to address such differences. (ii) Which partners identified under subparagraph (B)(ii) receive what training with respect to terrorism in the United States. (iii) What are the mechanisms, institutions, and training centers that provide each of such trainings. (iv) An examination of training content, who provides such training, how providers of such training are vetted, how such training is vetted or coordinated among agencies, disaggregated by training concerning United States-based terrorism threats that are inspired by foreign terrorist organizations, or the ideology thereof, and United States-based terrorism threats that are not inspired by foreign terrorist organizations, or the ideology thereof. (v) Outlines of training redundancies, gaps, and challenges in distribution, for each type of training, and the impediments to addressing such challenges. (D) Recommendations (i) Threat information sharing Recommendations to address the differences between information sharing concerning United States-based terrorism threats that are inspired by foreign terrorist organizations, or the ideology thereof, and United States-based terrorism threats that are not inspired by foreign terrorist organizations, or the ideology thereof, including recommendations regarding policy, programs, resources, and infrastructure needed to address challenges and gaps indicated in the findings of the Commission. Such recommendations shall include the following: (I) Information recipients Recommendations to maintain, commence, or expand coordination and threat information sharing among Federal, State, local, and Tribal government agencies and private entities with protective or public safety responsibilities who were identified as needing access to such information, including how gaps should be mitigated and how current challenges should be addressed. (II) Content Recommendations to maintain, commence, or expand the type and categories of threat information given to each of the Federal, State, local, and