; (6) emergency action plans in place at educational institutions and whether such action plans are up-to-date or developed in consultation with local emergency medical staff; (7) the scope of all incidents of exertional heat stroke among student athletes, including determining which educational institutions are following best practices where such incidents occurred; (8) the effectiveness of Federal, State, and local policies and systems aimed at collecting accurate data on exertional heat stroke fatalities, including the identification of the most effective and least effective policies and systems; (9) current barriers to preventing fatalities from exertional heat stroke and methods to overcome such barriers among student athletes; (10) demographic trends or specific risk factors that are predictive of or correlated with student athlete exertional heat stroke and related illnesses such as heat exhaustion; (11) methods for improving data collection related to exertional heat stroke, such as methods to increase interoperability between State and local data systems or other data systems used to collect information that may be related to exertional heat stroke; (12) current research and documentation, including those currently being conducted by graduate and doctoral students; (13) recommendations from the National Athletic Trainers’ Association’s position statements pertaining to heat illnesses and emergency planning in athletics; and (14) recommendations with respect to best practices for preventing exertional heat stroke from the Inter-Association Task Force for Preventing Sudden Death in Collegiate Conditioning Sessions. 7. Recommendations and report (a) Recommendations Based on the study conducted under section 6, Braeden’s Commission shall— (1) develop recommendations for the purpose of reducing fatalities from exertional heat stroke among student athletes, including— (A) a recommendation to implement a comprehensive national strategy for such purpose