; and (4) consult with manufacturers of covered devices and organizations that represent such manufacturers. (c) Rulemaking required Not later than 18 months after the date of enactment of this Act, the Access Board shall initiate rulemaking pursuant to section 3(a). (d) Final rule Not later than 36 months after the date of enactment of this Act, the Access Board shall issue the final rule. 5. Enforcement (a) Education of manufacturers The Access Board shall conduct training to educate manufacturers of covered devices about the minimum nonvisual access standard and compliance with such standard. (b) Powers and duties (1) Home use medical devices The Food and Drug Administration is responsible for overseeing the nonvisual access compliance of manufacturers who produce home use medical devices. (2) Home appliances and exercise equipment The Federal Trade Commission is responsible for overseeing the nonvisual access compliance of manufacturers who produce home appliances and exercise equipment. (c) Investigations (1) Complaints (A) Home use medical device The Food and Drug Administration shall investigate each complaint regarding a home use medical device does not comply with the minimum nonvisual access standard applicable to such device and shall determine whether the device complies with such minimum nonvisual access standard. (B) Home appliance or piece of exercise equipment The Federal Trade Commission shall investigate each complaint regarding a home appliance or piece of exercise equipment does not comply with the minimum nonvisual access standard applicable to such appliance or equipment and shall determine whether the appliance or equipment complies with such minimum nonvisual access standard. (2) Other investigations In addition to investigations under paragraph (1), the proper agency may conduct such other investigations considered appropriate to ensure compliance with the minimum nonvisual access standard set forth by the Access Board. (d) Enforcement action If the proper agency determines that a