; (B) long guns; (C) ghost guns; (D) semiautomatic long guns; (E) guns that were stolen; (F) guns that were not stolen; (G) whether the firearm was owned by the victim or a family member of the victim; and (H) other types of firearms as determined by the Secretary of Health and Human Services. (8) Data on the implementation, effectiveness, and availability of— (A) firearm violence intervention programs; (B) lethal means counseling programs; (C) school prevention programs, including lockdown drills, threat assessment programs, and hardening of schools; (D) extreme risk protection orders; (E) use of domestic violence-related restrictions on firearm ownership; (F) communication of the conditions used in conjunction with the National Instant Criminal Background Check System to determine whether an individual is prohibited from purchasing a firearm; and (G) safe storage laws. (9) Data on funding levels for firearm injury prevention research. (10) Data on the frequency at which funding such research translates into publication of research results. (11) Data on the degree to which the funding such research translates into community-level interventions. (12) Other information and data as determined appropriate by the Secretary of Health and Human Services (c) Supplement not supplant The research done for purposes of developing the report required under subsection (a) shall be designed to supplement not supplant other research of the Department of Health and Human Services or the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.