; and (II) the percent of total athletic scholarship funds provided to student athletes with disabilities; (6) whether athletic governance associations require or encourage institutions of higher education to be transparent in academic and financial matters with respect to intercollegiate athletic programs, including whether such institutions provide access to relevant data for independent research or inclusion in public reporting requirements; (7) the interaction between athletic governance associations and institutions of higher education, with respect to— (A) criteria for institutions of higher education to receive financial support from an athletic governance association; (B) criteria for institutions of higher education to participate in a post-season championship competition; (C) the policies related to— (i) whether criteria established under subparagraphs (A) and (B) comply with Federal law; (ii) the award, renewal, or withdrawal of athletic scholarship funds, including— (I) multi-year financial aid awards; (II) whether cost of attendance is considered during the renewal or withdrawal of an athletic scholarship; (III) whether awards of athletic scholarships are equally available to male and female student athletes; and (IV) whether gender neutral methods are used to determine eligibility for an athletic scholarship; (iii) the award, renewal, and withdrawal of summer school financial assistance for student athletes, including— (I) whether awards of summer school financial assistance are equally available to male and female student athletes; and (II) whether gender neutral methods are used to determine eligibility for such assistance; and (iv) employment, earnings and benefits, and personal representation by marketing agents of student athletes, including commercial compensation for the use of the name, image, or likeness of student athletes by themselves or institutions of higher education attended by such athlete