; or (B) as a physical document; (2) allow the report or other recorded information to be reviewed in camera; or (3) not transmit the report or other recorded information. (d) Routing If a congressional office designates a method to receive reports and other recorded information described in subsection (a) from agencies, each agency shall transmit a report or other recorded information to the congressional office using the designated method, unless otherwise requested by the congressional office. 4. Publishing of reports (a) In general On and after the date that is 30 days after the date of enactment of this Act, any congressionally mandated report, and any structured data described in section 3(a)(2) and any transmittal letter associated with the report, shall be posted on the public website of the agency submitting the report— (1) in an acceptable electronic format; (2) in an open format; (3) in accordance with the format preference described in section 3(b); and (4) at a uniform resource locator or similar locator that is changed as infrequently as possible. (b) Free access No fee, registration requirement, or other access limitation shall be imposed on access to any report required to be posted under subsection (a). (c) Open access All reports, data, and other information posted under this section shall be available to the public without restrictions, including restrictions that would impede reuse of any or all elements of the information. (d) Ease of access Each agency shall provide in tabular form a list of all reports, data, or other information required to be posted under subsection (a) that— (1) is— (A) accessible via a link posted at the footer of the public website of the agency; (B) accessible at a uniform resource locator or similar locator that is changed as infrequently as practicable; (C) in a structure that is changed as infrequently as practicable and is as consistent with the structure used by other agencies as practicable