; (B) appropriate legislative, administrative, and other recommendations to strengthen criminal and civil debt collection processes; and (C) required recommendations, including— (i) feedback from stakeholders, including victims of crime advocacy groups, such as the National Association of Victim Assistance Administrators, National Association of Victim Compensation Board Administrators, National Child Support Enforcement Association, National Tribal Child Support Association, National Attorney General Association, Council of Prison Locals 33, and financial institutions, on policy proposals derived from the analysis conducted by the Inmate Financial Accountability Task Force that would enhance the efforts and programs of Federal and State agencies to improve criminal and civil debt reporting and collection, including any recommended changes to internal policies, procedures, and controls; (ii) any recommended changes to expand information sharing relating to criminal and civil debt reporting and collection between financial institutions, appropriate law enforcement agencies, appropriate State agencies, and appropriate Federal agencies; (iii) any recommended changes to enhance the efforts and programs of Federal and State agencies to improve criminal and civil debt reporting and collection and expand information sharing of the Bureau of Prison Trust Fund Inmate Trust Fund Accounts with appropriate law enforcement agencies