; Public Law 114–210 ); or (B) subsequent guidance issued by the Director pursuant to that Act. 3. Software entitlement and inventory integrity (a) In general As soon as practicable, and not later than 1 year after the date of enactment of this Act, the Chief Information Officer of each agency, in consultation with the Chief Financial Officer, the Chief Procurement Officer, and General Counsel of the agency, or the equivalent officials of the agency, shall complete a comprehensive assessment of the software entitlements and software inventories of the agency, which shall include— (1) the current software inventory of the agency, including software entitlements, contracts and other agreements or arrangements of the agency, and a list of the largest software entitlements of the agency separated by vendor and category of software; (2) a comprehensive, detailed accounting of— (A) any software deployed for the agency as of the date of the comprehensive assessment, including, to the extent identifiable, the contracts and other agreements or arrangements that the agency uses to acquire, deploy, or use such software; (B) information and data on software entitlements, which shall include information on any additional fees or costs for the use of cloud services that is not included in the initial costs of the contract, agreement, or arrangement— (i) for which the agency pays; (ii) that are not deployed or in use by the agency; and (iii) that are billed to the agency under any contract or business arrangement that creates redundancy in the deployment or use by the agency; and (C) the extent— (i) to which any software paid for, in use, or deployed throughout the agency is interoperable; and (ii) of the efforts of the agency to improve interoperability of software assets throughout the agency enterprise; (3) a categorization of software licenses of the agency by cost, volume, and type of software