; and (bb) any gaps and challenges to addressing such differences. (III) (aa) An assessment of how information regarding threats of United States-based terrorism not inspired by foreign terrorist organizations according to the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s broad program categories of racially motivated violent extremism, animal and eco violent extremism, antigovernment violent extremism, and abortion violent extremism. (bb) Assessment under item (aa) shall be disaggregated by the following: (AA) Types of racially motivated violent extremism, specifically outlining all threat information relating to both white and black violent extremism, and the numerical volume of threat information under each subcategory or subprogram. (BB) Types of antigovernment violent extremism to clearly illustrate all threat information relating to militia, anarchist, and sovereign citizen violent extremism and the numerical volume of threat information under each subcategory or subprogram. (CC) Types of animal and eco violent extremism and the numerical volume of threat information under each subcategory or subprogram. (IV) Expansion of the categorization described in subclause (III) to include creation of a new category for new and emerging threats, such as anti-immigrant violent extremism, and incel violent extremism. (V) Effects of how sharing at different levels of classified information affects what information is available to various partners. (iv) How threat information is shared (I) How information regarding United States-based terrorism threats that are inspired by foreign terrorist organizations, or the ideology thereof, and United States-based terrorism threats that are not inspired by foreign terrorist organizations, or the ideology thereof, is shared, including what the existing mechanisms are for sharing with respect to infrastructure or personnel, disaggregated by— (aa) what types of threat information are received; (bb) classification level