; and (B) points of contact for any team, business unit, or similar internal stakeholder that was involved. (11) Identify any capabilities, tools, standards, datasets, security protocols, improvements to stakeholder engagement, or other resources that may be necessary or beneficial to improving the automated decision system, augmented critical decision process, or the impact assessment of such system or process, in areas such as— (A) performance, including accuracy, robustness, and reliability; (B) fairness, including bias and nondiscrimination; (C) transparency, explainability, contestability, and opportunity for recourse; (D) privacy and security; (E) personal and public safety; (F) efficiency and timeliness; (G) cost; or (H) any other area determined appropriate by the Commission. (12) Document any of the impact assessment requirements described in paragraphs (1) through (11) that were attempted but were not possible to comply with because they were infeasible, as well as the corresponding rationale for not being able to comply with such requirements, which may include— (A) the absence of certain information about an automated decision system developed by other persons, partnerships, and corporations; (B) the absence of certain information about how clients, customers, licensees, partners, and other persons, partnerships, or corporations are deploying an automated decision system in their augmented critical decision processes; (C) a lack of demographic or other data required to assess differential performance because such data is too sensitive to collect, infer, or store