(d) of such section. (b) Reporting system for smoke or fume events onboard commercial aircraft (1) In general Not later than 180 days after the date of the enactment of this Act, the Administrator shall develop a standardized submission system for air carrier employees to voluntarily report fume or smoke events onboard passenger-carrying aircraft operating under part 121 of title 14, Code of Federal Regulations. (2) Collected information In developing the system under paragraph (1), the Administrator shall ensure that the system includes a method for submitting information about a smoke or fume event that allows for the collection of the following information, if applicable: (A) Identification of the flight number, type, and registration of the aircraft. (B) The date of the reported fume or smoke event onboard the aircraft. (C) Description of fumes or smoke in the aircraft, including the nature, intensity, and visual consistency or smell (if any). (D) The location of the fumes or smoke in the aircraft. (E) The source (if discernible) of the fumes or smoke in the aircraft. (F) The phase of flight during which fumes or smoke first became present. (G) The duration of the fume or smoke event. (H) Any required onboard medical attention for passengers or crew members. (I) Any additional factors as determined appropriate by the Administrator or crew member submitting a report. (3) Guidelines for submission The Administrator shall issue guidelines on how to submit the information described in paragraph (2). (4) Confirmation of submission Upon submitting the information described in paragraph (2), the submitting party shall receive a duplicate record of the submission and confirmation of receipt. (5) Use of information The Administrator— (A) may not publicly publish any— (i) information specific to a fume or smoke event that is submitted pursuant to this section