; (B) provide an ongoing assessment of accessibility at the Department and the compliance of the Department with applicable provisions of law relating to disability and accessibility; and (C) provide on-going advice on improving accessibility at the Department, including the accessibility of all— (i) communications, internal and public facing; (ii) services; and (iii) buildings, facilities, and structures. (3) Reports (A) Reports to the Secretary Not later than 18 months after the date of the first meeting of the Advisory Committee, and not less frequently than once every 18 months thereafter, the Advisory Committee shall submit to the Secretary a report that, focusing on areas of greatest need for the Department— (i) identifies and assesses access barriers affecting veterans, the public, and Federal workers; (ii) determines the extent to which the programs and activities of the department address the barriers identified in clause (i), including compliance of the Department with provisions of law relating to accessibility law and reporting; (iii) provides recommendations and access priorities to improve the accessibility of the Department’s services, information, technology, and buildings, facilities, and structures; (iv) provides a description of access improvements and assesses the Department’s follow-through with recommendations from previous reports of the Advisory Committee, including any unmet recommendations that remain necessary for improving accessibility for the Department; (v) provides any recommendations for legislation, administrative action, or other actions that the Advisory Committee considers appropriate