the nature of planned activity at the test range and whether segregation of the airspace is required to contain the activity consistent with aviation safety. (8) Protect proprietary technology, sensitive data, or sensitive research of any civil or private entity when using the test range. (9) Maintain detailed records of all ongoing and completed research activities conducted at the test range and all operators conducting such activities, for inspection by, and reporting to, the Administrator, as required by agreement between the Administrator and the test range sponsor. (10) Make all original records available for inspection upon request by the Administrator. (11) Provide recommendations, on a quarterly basis until the program terminates, to the Administrator to further enable public and private research and development operations at the test ranges that contribute to the Federal Aviation Administration’s safe integration of unmanned aircraft systems into the national airspace system. (f) Testing The Administrator may authorize a sponsor of a test range designated under subsection (a) to host research, development, testing, and evaluation activities other than those directly related to the integration of unmanned aircraft systems into the national airspace system, provided that— (1) the activity is necessary to inform the development of standards or policy for integrating new types of flight systems into the national airspace system