; and (ii) the methods and results of the Office in accomplishing its duties, measuring effectiveness through quantity and with in-depth consideration of the quality of the processes achieved. (B) The Civil Society Task Force Representatives shall report to the Task Force every month regarding the execution of their duties, including the flow of funds, the implementation of projects, challenges, roadblocks and successes, and progress towards resilient recovery. (C) All reports required under this paragraph shall be produced in both English and Spanish. (D) Before dissolution, the Task Force shall produce a report that illustrates, in detail, how the Task Force fulfilled its duties, outline challenges, roadblocks and successes, explain its conclusions and provide final recommendations. This report shall be publically available and shall be submitted to Congress, all the agencies involved in recovery, the Governor of Puerto Rico, and the Legislative Assembly of Puerto Rico. (e) Funding for operation The Office shall be funded by the administrative portion of the estimated Community Development Block Grant Disaster Recovery disbursements for Puerto Rico. The funds should be sufficient to carry out the duties of the Office, including funds to pay fair compensation to members and staff of the Task Force, based on the annual budget prepared for the Department of Housing and Urban Development and the Puerto Rico Housing Department, as determined by the Task Force, that shall be included as a project cost within the recovery programs and prioritized over other private contracting costs. 4. Definitions For the purposes of this Act: (1) Agency The term agency means each of the following: (A) The Federal Emergency Management Agency. (B) The Department of Housing and Urban Development. (C) The Puerto Rico Central Recovery and Reconstruction Office. (D) The Puerto Rico Housing Department. (2) Civil Society Task Force Representative The term Civil Society Task Force Representative means an individual appointed under section