; (ii) methodologies for tracking incidents of domestic terrorism; (iii) descriptions of categories and subcategories of domestic terrorism used; and (iv) an explanation of each category and subcategory included in clause (iii); (B) contain information, disaggregated by the categories and subcategories described in subparagraph (A)(iii), on— (i) the number of domestic terrorist attacks; (ii) the number of casualties caused by domestic terrorism attacks; (iii) the number of Federal investigations with a nexus to domestic terrorism, the number of such investigations that were initiated as the result of a hate crime investigation, and the number of such investigations under each classification and subclassification associated with the Central Records System or any successor system of the Federal Bureau of Investigation; (iv) the number of assessments with a nexus to domestic terrorism; (v) the number of domestic terrorism cases referred from State and local law enforcement agencies; (vi) the number of Federal criminal charges filed with a domestic terrorism nexus; (vii) the number of Federal criminal convictions with a domestic terrorism nexus; (viii) the reporting sources and quantitative methods used to gather the data for reporting on domestic terrorism, including Federal, State, and Tribal database comparisons; (ix) information pertaining to funding and resourcing, including— (I) staffing and organizational charts disaggregated by title and office; and (II) funding and budgets dedicated to investigating, intelligence gathering and reporting, arresting, and prosecution of domestic terrorism cases, as well as grant money allocated, disaggregated by office; (x) the sharing of information relating to domestic and international terrorism, if any, by and between— (I) the Federal Government; (II) State, local, Tribal, territorial, and foreign governments; (III) the appropriate congressional committees; (IV) nongovernmental organizations; and (V) the private sector