; (ii) managing the sharing and discovery of source code, including developing— (I) procedures to determine whether any custom-developed code meets the conditions for an exemption under this Act; (II) procedures for making metadata for custom-developed code discoverable, pursuant to section 4(c); (III) procedures for Federal employees to discover and gain access to private repositories; (IV) standardized reporting practices across the agency to capture key information relating to a contract for reporting statistics about the contract; and (V) procedures for updating metadata, private repositories, and public repositories on a quarterly basis; (iii) identifying points of contact for roles and responsibilities relating to the implementation of this Act; and (iv) if practicable, using existing procedures and systems; and (B) corrects or amends any policies of the agency that are inconsistent with the requirements of this Act. (2) Federal CIO (A) Framework for review Not later than 1 year after the date of enactment of this Act, the Federal Chief Information Officer shall establish a framework for reviewing the software being developed across the Federal Government to surface and support the goals of existing digital priorities. (B) Minimum standard reporting requirements Not later than 120 days after the date of enactment of this Act, the Federal CIO shall, in coordination with the Director of the National Institute of Standards and Technology, establish minimum standard reporting requirements for the Chief Information Officers of agencies, which shall include information relating to— (i) measuring the frequency of reuse of code, including access and modification; (ii) whether the shared code is maintained; (iii) whether there is a feedback mechanism for improvements to or community development of the shared code