; (ii) the incidence and prevalence of oppressive child labor, including the number and demographics of children affected, the industries and occupations in which oppressive child labor occurred, and the types of child labor violations, based on enforcement data and, to the extent feasible and in consultation with the Secretary of Health and Human Services, such other data as may be useful to account for underreporting and limitations of enforcement data in capturing the full incidence and prevalence of oppressive child labor