records become public. (G) To assess the coordination of military personnel records between Federal agencies. (H) To assess the consistency and interoperability of data sharing between the military departments with respect to military personnel records. (I) To assess the legal impediments to the sharing between Federal agencies of military personnel records. (J) To assess the options for accessibility of former members of the Armed Forces to their military personnel records and any hindrances to such accessibility. (K) To assess the feasibility and advisability of a call center for former members of the Armed Forces to access their military personnel records within the National Personnel Records Center. (L) To assess the feasibility and advisability of a nondigital option for former members of the Armed Forces without access to the portal established under subsection (a) to access their military personnel records. (M) To assess the feasibility and advisability of establishing a portal like the one required by subsection (a) but separated from such portal and for congressional caseworkers of former members of the Armed Forces. (N) To assess the feasibility and advisability of allowing third-party access to military personnel records of former members of the Armed Forces for scholars and extended family members of such former members. (O) To assess how the portal required by subsection (a) can have necessary separation between the actual data or information provided and the end user to protect confidential information and privacy. (P) To assess measures to ensure adequate access to military personnel records of former members of the Armed Forces by historians while protecting the privacy of former members of the Armed Forces. (Q) To assess which metrics should be used to determine which family members of former members of the Armed Forces should be allowed to access the military personnel records of such former members. (R) To assess how military personnel records transfer from the military departments to the