; (6) referring any matter as appropriate to the Inspector General of the Department of Labor for investigation; (7) ensuring that guidance to State workforce agencies to conduct wage surveys is regularly updated; and (8) issuing such rules and regulations as are necessary to carry out the Secretary of Labor’s responsibilities under this Act and the amendments made by this Act. (b) Responsibilities of the secretary of homeland security With respect to the administration of the H–2A program, the Secretary of Homeland Security shall be responsible for— (1) adjudicating petitions for the admission of H–2A workers, which shall include an assessment as to whether each beneficiary will be employed in accordance with the terms and conditions of the certification and whether any named beneficiaries qualify for such employment; (2) transmitting a copy of the final decision on the petition to the employer, and in the case of approved petitions, ensuring that the petition approval is reflected in the electronic platform to facilitate the prompt issuance of a visa by the Department of State (if required) and the admission of the H–2A workers to the United States; (3) establishing a reliable and secure method through which H–2A workers can access information about their H–2A visa status, including information on pending, approved, or denied petitions to extend such status; (4) investigating and preventing fraud in the program, including the utilization of H–2A workers for other than allowable agricultural labor or services