; (ii) distance to population centers; (iii) hours; (iv) actions taken to reduce barriers to collection by expanding curbside collection or facilitating drop-offs; and (v) frequency of collection availability; and (F) efforts to reduce environmental impacts at each stage of the lifecycle of the covered products or beverage containers; (2) the composition of the advisory committee for the Organization; (3) expenses of the Organization; (4) outreach and education efforts under section 12106, including the results of those efforts; (5) customer service efforts and results; (6) performance relative to the performance targets of the Plan under section 12105(g); (7) the status of packaging innovation and design characteristics to prevent littering, make covered products or beverage containers reusable or refillable, or reduce overall covered product and beverage container waste; and (8) any other information that the Administrator determines to be appropriate. (b) Consistency Organizations shall make efforts to coordinate reporting under subsection (a) to provide for consistency of information across a category of covered products or beverage containers. (c) Audits Every 2 years, the Administrator shall conduct an audit of collection and recycling to provide an accounting of the collection and recycling of covered products and beverage containers that are not produced by a responsible party or an Organization. (d) Reductions in State and local taxes Not later than February 1, 2025, and annually thereafter, the Administrator shall prepare and make publicly available a report describing— (1) the effect of this part on costs incurred by State and local governments for the management and cleanup of covered products and beverage containers