organizations of recipient countries for which maritime security is among their functional responsibilities. (e) Strategy required Not later than one year after the date of the enactment of this Act, the Secretary of Defense, the Secretary of State, the Secretary of Homeland Security, and the Secretary of Commerce shall jointly submit to the appropriate congressional committees a report that includes the following: (1) A review of the ongoing efforts of the United States to develop the institutional capacity of partner countries in the Caribbean and Latin America to prosecute cases involving IUU fishing under their existing laws or through relevant international legal instruments, guidance, and institutions governing environmental protection, territorial sovereignty, and maritime law. (2) An estimate of the number of vessels flying flags of convenience in the Caribbean and Latin America, the scope of the problems caused by the flying of such flags, and an analysis of actions that could be taken by the United States in conjunction with partner countries to deter the flying of such flags. (3) An assessment of the authorities and resources needed to support the institutional capacity building of partner countries to mitigate the flying of flags of convenience. (4) An assessment of actions that could be taken by the Department of State with other relevant Federal departments and agencies to partner with relevant international organizations to mitigate IUU fishing, including international legal coordination and data sharing, enforcement practices, and holding flag States responsible for IUU fishing practices. (5) An assessment of actions that could be taken by the United States to partner with relevant nongovernmental organizations to promote awareness of the ramifications of IUU fishing and to work with Caribbean and Latin American states to build legal authorities needed to prosecute cases involving IUU fishing and enforce fishery conservation and management measures. (6) An assessment of actions that could be