; and (2) to coordinate and expedite across Federal agencies the development of infrastructure to process and refine seafloor nodules within the United States. (c) Reports (1) Office of Science and Technology Policy The Director of the Office of Science and Technology Policy shall annually submit to the President and Congress a report including the following: (A) A quantitative and qualitative analysis of the benefits to the United States to importing seafloor nodules and processing and refining such seafloor nodules domestically, including benefits related to— (i) foreign relations; (ii) research and technology development; (iii) environmental and social impact monitoring; (iv) utilization of existing industrial base, including offshore infrastructure and processing consumables; (v) job creation; and (vi) market impact to various industries, including battery and electric vehicle production. (B) A quantitative analysis comparing the lifecycle environmental and social effects of sourcing a benchmark amount of critical minerals from seafloor nodules to the environmental and social effects of sourcing such amount of critical minerals from land-based projects, based on the most recent data available from both public and private sources, including consideration of— (i) benefit sharing and capacity building; (ii) human health and labor conditions; (iii) revenue streams