; and (ii) the selection of judges under section 605. (2) Non-Federal funds The Attorney General may solicit and receive non-Federal funds to administer the prize competition and award a prize. 605. Judges (a) Appointment The Attorney General shall appoint not fewer than 3 judges who shall, except as provided in section 604(b)(1)(B), recommend one or more winners of the prize competition. (b) Qualifications Each judge appointed under subsection (a) shall— (1) have subject matter expertise in cryptology and encryption-related technology, including relevant devices, platforms, and systems; (2) have an understanding of— (A) protections afforded to United States citizens by the Constitution of the United States against unreasonable searches and seizures by the government; and (B) the legal authorities that permit the government to search and seize the personal effects of United States citizens, particularly with respect to— (i) the search and seizure of individuals’ data from technological devices, platforms, or systems; and (ii) the interception of communications over technological devices, platforms, or systems; and (3) have experience with law enforcement capabilities for lawful access to data and limitations on lawful access to data across various technological devices, platforms, and systems that use encrypted technology. 606. Report to Congress Not later than 90 days after the date on which the Attorney General awards one or more prizes under section 604(b)(2), the Attorney General shall submit to the appropriate congressional committees a report on the prize competition that includes— (1) a statement by the Attorney General that describes the activities carried out by the Attorney General with respect to the duties described in section 604(a)