; (2) solicit information and ideas from a broad range of stakeholders; (3) in its biennial report, provide information on the state of the nonprofit sector, charitable giving, volunteerism and national service, as well as feedback on the effect of Federal policies on each; (4) in its biennial report, provide recommendations on legislative, regulatory, and executive actions to improve and support the nonprofit sector and its partnerships with the Federal Government; (5) in its biennial report, provide recommendations on long-term opportunities to strengthen the nonprofit sector, charitable giving, volunteerism and national service through Federal actions and policy; and (6) in its biennial report, include a statement analyzing how any recommendations would impact the disparities between members of different racial and ethnic groups. (d) Administration The heads of executive departments and agencies shall provide the Advisory Board with information concerning appropriate matters when requested by the Advisory Board Co-Chairs and as required for the purpose of carrying out the Advisory Board’s functions, unless otherwise prohibited by law. 7. Volunteerism and charitable giving (a) Treasury department The Secretary of the Department of the Treasury shall— (1) analyze and publicly release the impact of relevant statutes, regulations, and other actions on charitable giving specifically and the nonprofit sector generally, including analysis disaggregated by demographic factors whenever possible