; and (II) is consistent with other coastal management programs, regulations, and activities of the covered entity; (iv) designate each qualified holder of the covered entity, if any; (v) if the covered entity designates a qualified holder under clause (iv)— (I) ensure that such qualified holder complies with the duty of a qualified holder to enforce each working waterfront covenant to which the qualified holder is a party; and (II) certify that the covered entity retains the responsibility to ensure that each affected working waterfront is managed in a manner that is consistent with the working waterfronts plan of the covered entity; and (vi) include— (I) an assessment of the economic, social, cultural, and historical value of working waterfronts; (II) a description of any relevant non-Federal laws and regulations that affect working waterfronts in the geographic areas identified under subclauses (III) and (IV); (III) an identification of geographic areas where working waterfronts are, as of the date of the enactment of this subsection, under threat of conversion to uses incompatible with commercial and recreational fishing, recreational fishing and boating businesses, aquaculture, boatbuilding, or other water-dependent, coastal-related business, and the level of that threat; (IV) an identification of geographic areas with a historical connection to working waterfronts where working waterfronts are not, as of the date of the enactment of this section, available, and, where appropriate, an assessment of the environmental impacts of any expansion or new development of working waterfronts on the coastal ecosystems of such geographic areas; (V) an identification of additional working waterfronts needs, including improvements to existing working waterfronts; (VI) a strategic and prioritized plan for the preservation, expansion, and improvement of each relevant working waterfront