; and (ii) whether and how individuals could use the new product or service to commit child sexual exploitation and abuse. (G) Trends and patterns Any information concerning emerging trends and changing patterns with respect to the commission of online child sexual exploitation and abuse. (2) Avoiding duplication Notwithstanding the requirement under the matter preceding paragraph (1) that information be submitted annually, in the case of any report submitted under that paragraph after the initial report, a provider shall submit information described in subparagraphs (D) through (G) of that paragraph not less frequently than once every 3 years or when new information is available, whichever is more frequent. (3) Limitation Nothing in paragraph (1) shall require the disclosure of trade secrets or other proprietary information. (4) Publication (A) In general Subject to subparagraph (B), the Attorney General and the Chair of the Federal Trade Commission shall publish the reports received under this subsection. (B) Redaction (i) In general The Attorney General and Chair of the Federal Trade Commission shall redact from a report published under subparagraph (A) any information as necessary to avoid— (I) undermining the efficacy of a safety measure described in the report; or (II) revealing how a product or service of a provider may be used to commit online child sexual exploitation and abuse. (ii) Additional redaction (I) Request In addition to information redacted under clause (i), a provider may request the redaction, from a report published under subparagraph (A), of any information that is law enforcement sensitive or otherwise not suitable for public distribution. (II) Agency discretion The Attorney General and Chair of the Federal Trade Commission— (aa) shall consider a request made under subclause (I)