; and (B) specifically details the results for each United States embassy, diplomatic, and development office in Latin America and the Caribbean. (2) Accompanying report If the assessment under paragraph (1) reveals insufficient staffing levels, the Secretary of State, the Administrator of the United States Agency for International Development, and the Secretary of Commerce shall submit an accompanying report that— (A) identifies the costs associated with increasing the overseas presence of United States Foreign Commercial Service officers in Latin America and the Caribbean; and (B) includes a timeline and strategy for increasing such staffing levels. (c) Public diplomacy assessment (1) In general The Secretary of State shall prepare a written assessment that— (A) determines whether the current staffing levels of Foreign Service public diplomacy officers at all United States embassies and diplomatic offices in Latin America and the Caribbean are sufficient— (i) to successfully advance United States national interests; and (ii) to counter misinformation and disinformation efforts by the Government of China and the Government of Russia; and (B) specifically details the results for each United States embassy and diplomatic office in Latin America and the Caribbean. (2) Accompanying report If the assessment under paragraph (1) reveals insufficient staffing levels, the Secretary of State shall submit an accompanying report that— (A) identifies the costs associated with increasing the overseas presence of Foreign Service public diplomacy officers in Latin America and the Caribbean; and (B) includes a timeline and strategy for increasing such staffing levels.