; (B) for each major project for which that agency serves as a lead agency, information regarding the average time required to complete each applicable authorization and the environmental review process; and (C) for each major project for which that agency serves as a participating agency with jurisdiction over an authorization, information regarding the average time required to complete the authorization process. (n) Programmatic compliance (1) In general The Secretary concerned shall allow for the use of programmatic approaches to conduct environmental reviews that— (A) eliminate repetitive discussions of the same issue; (B) focus on the issues ripe for analysis at each level of review; and (C) are consistent with— (i) NEPA; and (ii) other applicable laws. (2) Requirements In carrying out this subsection, each lead agency shall ensure that programmatic approaches to conduct environmental review processes— (A) promote transparency, including the transparency of— (i) the analyses and data used in the environmental review process; (ii) the treatment of any deferred issues raised by agencies or the public; and (iii) the temporal and spatial scales to be used to analyze issues under clauses (i) and (ii); (B) use accurate and timely information, including through the establishment of— (i) criteria for determining the general duration of the usefulness of the environmental review process; and (ii) a timeline for updating any out-of-date environmental review process; (C) describe— (i) the relationship between any programmatic analysis and future tiered analysis; and (ii) the role of the public in the creation of future tiered analyses; (D) are available to other relevant Federal and State agencies, Indian Tribes, Alaska Native Corporations, and the public