; (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; and (K) ensure that the application interfaces, for tracking management purposes, with the National Disaster Recovery Framework of the Federal Emergency Management Agency, appropriate dashboards of the Department of Defense, and other appropriate Federal partners. (3) Participation by private entities The application established under paragraph (1) shall support the voluntary sharing of data and accessing data by private health care supply chain entities, by allowing such entities to display near real-time data relating to inventory and time estimates for when inventories may be replenished. (4) Annual exercise The Assistant Secretary shall provide for an annual exercise hosted by the Administration for Strategic Preparedness and Response to test the effectiveness of the application established under paragraph (1), and to provide an opportunity to report, not later than 180 days after publication of the standards described in paragraph (2)(C), any inefficiencies or deficiencies in the application. (5) Program of support The Assistant Secretary shall establish a program to assist State, local, and private health care entities, such as rural, critical access, or community hospitals, that do not have an automated vendor management system in developing or obtaining such a system. (6) Authorization of appropriations There are authorized to be appropriated to the Assistant Secretary for the acquisition and development of an application under this section, $250,000,000 to remain available for fiscal years 2024 through 2029. .