; (ii) application of the standard to Tribal and local stockpiles; and (iii) a data dictionary defining terms, such as burn rate , calculation of supply-on-hand , and other appropriate terms; (D) ensure clear and efficient mechanisms for health care entities, including hospitals, manufacturers, and distributors, to report data in an emergency that supports medical and health supply chain management and surge re-deployment, including detailed data regarding all relevant supplies secured and available; (E) allow access by the Administration for Strategic Preparedness and Response to data from different vendor management systems, through automated feeds from health care entities, eliminating manual reporting errors from health care entities; (F) establish the parameters for permitted and prohibited government data access and uses; (G) ensure that the Administration for Strategic Preparedness and Response protects any data from hospitals, manufacturers, and distributors that is shared through the application, including protection of confidential, proprietary, commercial, and trade secret information; (H) ensure that Federal data collection is for monitoring and dynamic allocation and will not be used to remove or reallocate inventory from organizations; (I) ensure that data will not be used by suppliers for commercial or contractual purposes; (J) ensure that reported data will not be used to advantage or disadvantage any institution over another or to undermine the competitive marketplace