; and (9) comply with any additional requirement for the containment of covered microorganisms in interstate commerce that the Secretary may require if— (A) the Secretary determines that such an additional requirement is reasonable; and (B) the sole purpose of such additional requirement is to avoid a covered unauthorized release. (f) Prohibition on certain preferences In carrying out the pilot program, the Secretary shall take no action or promulgate any regulation that— (1) treats genetically engineered covered microorganisms less favorably than nongenetically engineered covered microorganisms; or (2) limits the quantity or type of covered microorganisms that may be moved under the pilot program between responsible party biocontainment facilities. (g) Reporting by responsible parties A responsible party shall submit to the Secretary a quarterly report that describes the activities of the responsible party under the pilot program during the period covered by the report, including— (1) a description of each covered microorganism moved in interstate commerce, including— (A) the 1 or more countries or localities at which the covered microorganism was collected, developed, manufactured, reared, cultivated, or cultured, as applicable; (B) the genus, species, and any relevant subspecies and common name information of the covered microorganism; and (C) when applicable, a brief description of the genetic modifications made in the microorganism, including— (i) the intended phenotype that the 1 or more modifications are expected to confer; (ii) any targeted deletions, insertions, or base pair substitutions; and (iii) the genetic elements used in imparting the modification, including the name, donor organism, and a brief description of the function; (2) each method by which the covered microorganism was moved in interstate commerce; (3) the quantity of the covered microorganism moved in interstate commerce