; or (2) except as provided in this section, otherwise control a covered investment, including purchasing new covered investments. (f) Reporting requirements (1) Supervising ethics offices Each supervising ethics office shall make available on the public website of the supervising ethics office— (A) a copy of— (i) each certification submitted to the supervising ethics office under subsection (a)(1); (ii) each qualified blind trust agreement of each covered person; (iii) each notice and other documentation submitted to the supervising ethics office under this section; and (iv) each notice, ruling, and other documentation issued or received by the supervising ethics office under subsection (c); (B) a schedule of all assets placed in a qualified blind trust by each covered person and interested party; and (C) a description of each extension granted, and each civil penalty imposed, pursuant to this section. (2) Trustees Each trustee of a qualified blind trust established by a covered person shall submit to the covered person and the applicable supervising ethics office a written notice in any case in which the trustee learns that an interested party has obtained knowledge of any trust property other than the initial property of the qualified blind trust. (3) Member of Congress Each Member of Congress who is a beneficiary of a qualified blind trust shall submit to the applicable supervising ethics office— (A) a copy of the executed qualified blind trust agreement by not later than 30 days after the date of execution; (B) a list of each asset and each financial interest transferred to the qualified blind trust by an interested party by not later than 30 days after the date of the transfer; (C) a copy of each notice submitted to the Member of Congress under paragraph (2) by not later than 30 days after the date of receipt