; and (B) one position within such department to coordinate information and outreach to relevant stakeholders on relevant Department of Defense technology release and foreign disclosure policies and to respond to inquiries from representatives of the commercial defense industry and partner countries. (d) Report required (1) In general Not later than December 31, 2024, the Secretary of Defense shall submit to the congressional defense committees a report that includes the following: (A) An assessment of the staffing levels of the organizations specified in paragraph (2). (B) An assessment of the feasibility and advisability of consolidating the functions and organizations of the Department of Defense involved in technology release and foreign disclosure decisions, including the organizations specified in paragraph (2). (C) A review of any statutes and regulations applicable to technology release and foreign disclosure, together with recommendations for any changes to such statutes and regulations. (D) A survey and description of the data and methodology used to assess operational risk, technology risk, and the effects of technology release and foreign disclosure decisions on the defense industrial base. (E) An assessment of the benefits of developing and implementing anticipatory policies for technology release and foreign disclosure that include standardized capability thresholds for countries and geopolitical regions, especially for emerging capabilities for partners and allies of the United States. (F) An assessment of the extent to which the lessons learned from technology release and foreign disclosure decisions made in support of the Ukraine conflict have been applied to broader processes. (2) Organizations specified The organizations specified in this paragraph are— (A) the Defense Technology Security Administration; (B) the Low Observable/Counter Low Observable Tri-Service Committee; (C) the Executive Agent for Anti-Tamper; (D) the Communications Security Review and Advisory Board