; (2) containing a summary of each proposal made to the working group pursuant to this section and whether the Secretary intends to adopt each proposal; (3) providing recommendations to scale successful solutions. 7. GAO Report (a) In general The Comptroller General of the United States shall conduct a comprehensive review of the passport issuance process, including— (1) the Bureau’s goals for timeliness of passport issuance, the basis for such goals, and its performance compared to those goals; (2) key factors affecting timeliness of passport issuance and the extent to which the Bureau has addressed those factors; (3) key factors affecting the implementation of technological solutions by the Bureau; (4) the Bureau’s efforts to implement the Travel Document Issuance System (TDIS) and other related information technology systems that support the passport issuance process with a focus on— (A) whether the Bureau is following leading practices for developing, acquiring, and overseeing related system and infrastructure investments and leveraging existing technologies where appropriate; (B) whether the program has the workforce to resolve technical issues within the systems; and (C) identifying any vulnerabilities and limitations of the system that may impact performance, including single points of failure; (5) opportunities to streamline, expedite, and otherwise enhance the Bureau’s passport issuance processes, including opportunities to reduce costs in the passport issuance process; (6) opportunities to partner with other Federal and State agencies and leverage existing United States Government information sources, such as biometric databases, in support of the application and identity verification and resolution components of the passport issuance process