; and (2) assess the impact of the mission of the Office and the resources provided to the Office on its leadership in cancer survivorship care. (d) Public meeting In conducting the study under subsection (a), the Comptroller General of the United States shall hold a public meeting with a broad cross section of stakeholders to inform the study’s findings and conclusions. Such stakeholders shall include— (1) cancer survivors and their caregivers and families; (2) patient organizations representing cancer survivors; (3) oncologists involved in survivorship care and the professional societies representing them; (4) primary care providers involved in survivorship care and the professional societies representing them; (5) other health professionals providing survivorship care and the professional societies representing them; (6) community-based organizations involved in survivorship care; (7) representatives of the National Cancer Institute; (8) third-party payors; (9) researchers engaged in survivorship research; (10) epidemiologists with knowledge of trends in cancer survivorship; and (11) such other stakeholders as the Comptroller General deems important to participate in the public meeting. (e) Report The Comptroller General of the United States shall— (1) release a report on the results of the study under subsection (a); and (2) in addition to the public meeting convened under subsection (d)— (A) convene another public meeting to be held on the day of the release of the report; and (B) include in such meeting all categories of stakeholders listed in subsection (d). 13. Promoting State innovations to ease transitions to the primary care setting for children with cancer (a) Stakeholder group development of best practices