(1)(A), the Secretary shall provide estimated summaries for each project with cost data as well as a realistic multi-year plan to design and deliver the capital asset projects, assuming required funding is provided. (ii) Identification of projects Each project shall be identified by its project type such as major construction, minor construction, nonrecurring maintenance, major lease, minor lease, or such other category as the Secretary determines may be appropriate. (B) Information technology In providing information under paragraph (1)(B), the Secretary shall provide estimated summaries for each project or investment with individual and total cost data as well as a realistic multi-year plan to develop relevant requirements and acquire and deploy the relevant information technology services, projects, equipment, and related matters. (C) Scope The scope of the report submitted under subsection (a) is on the capital asset, information technology, and other related critical support functions, excluding human capital related needs, needed for the Department to perform research and development in an effective and efficient manner. (c) Considerations In preparing the report required by subsection (a), the Secretary may consider the following: (1) The findings of the 2012 final report of the Research Infrastructure Program of the Department. (2) Current and updated data providing the most accurate and holistic presentation of the physical infrastructure, information technology, and other relevant support function needs of the research and development program of the Department. (3) Such other matters as the Secretary considers appropriate. 215. Review and report on provisions of law relating to Department of Veterans Affairs capital asset management and oversight (a) Review The Secretary of Veterans Affairs shall review all relevant authorities of the Department of Veterans Affairs, including those in section 312A of title 38, United States Code, and determine whether the provisions of such authorities are meaningful,