; and (3) in consultation with stakeholders in the nonprofit sector, including the Advisory Board, consider and publicly release recommendations, funding needs, and activities to improve the nonprofit sector and to preserve integrity within the sector and on behalf of the general public. (b) Department of labor, bureau of labor statistics The Bureau of Labor Statistics shall include nonprofit organizations as a distinct category of employer in quarterly reports from its Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages. Within 90 days of enactment, the Bureau of Labor Statistics shall transmit a plan to Congress that will accomplish this goal. (c) Department of commerce, bureau of economic analysis The Bureau of Economic Analysis shall in consultation with the Advisory Committee, create a Satellite Account on Nonprofit and Related Institutions and Volunteer Work within its national accounts program. This account shall be published no less frequently than on a biennial basis. (d) White House, Office of Management and Budget The Office of Management and Budget shall— (1) solicit information from all relevant Federal agencies that collect existing data on the nonprofit sector in all published reports and publicly available tables and datasets and direct these agencies to include existing data disaggregated by the following factors— (A) the number of clients served by nonprofit organizations, including existing data on the race, gender, age, income level, languages spoken, and geographic location of such clients; (B) existing data on types of revenues, expenses, and operating reserves by nonprofit organizations of various sizes and missions; (C) the volunteer hours contributed to nonprofit organizations by individuals in the United States; and (D) other factors in existing data as determined in consultation with the Advisory Board