; (B) serve as a single point of access for the Secretary of Homeland Security, the Secretary of Labor, and State workforce agencies to concurrently perform their respective review and adjudicatory responsibilities in the H–2A process; (C) facilitate communication between employers and agency adjudicators, including by allowing employers to— (i) receive and respond to notices of deficiency and requests for information; (ii) submit requests for inspections and licensing; (iii) receive notices of approval and denial; and (iv) request reconsideration or appeal of agency decisions; and (D) provide information to the Secretary of State and U.S. Customs and Border Protection necessary for the efficient and secure processing of H–2A visas and applications for admission. (2) Objectives In developing the platform described in paragraph (1), the Secretary of Homeland Security, in consultation with the Secretary of Labor, the Secretary of Agriculture, the Secretary of State, and United States Digital Service, shall streamline and improve the H–2A process, including by— (A) eliminating the need for employers to submit duplicate information and documentation to multiple agencies; (B) eliminating redundant processes, where a single matter in a petition is adjudicated by more than one agency; (C) reducing the occurrence of common petition errors, and otherwise improving and expediting the processing of H–2A petitions; and (D) ensuring compliance with H–2A program requirements and the protection of the wages and working conditions of workers. (b) Online job registry The Secretary of Labor shall maintain a national, publicly accessible online job registry and database of all job orders submitted by H–2A employers. The registry and database shall— (1) be searchable using relevant criteria, including the types of jobs needed to be filled, the date(s) and location(s) of need, and the employer(s) named in the job order