on the day before the date of the enactment of this Act, limits the number of authorized Assistant Secretaries. (2) Information on the steps taken and planned to be taken to include those recommendations required pursuant to this Act and the timeline to implement the open recommendations from the Department of Veterans Affairs Office of Inspector General report 17–01007–01 (relating to inadequate governance of the Department police program at medical facilities). (3) Steps taken or planned to be taken to improve the recruitment, retention, and equipping of all security related personnel of the Department, including any legislative action required to implement such changes. (4) The opinion of the Secretary, including with respect to support or lack of support, and reasoning therein for consolidating under one office and chain of command the following offices and entities of the Department, which currently perform some security function, including how a lack of consolidation will lead to increased effectiveness, efficiency, and security: (A) Department of Veterans Affairs Integrated Operations Center. (B) Office of Security and Law Enforcement. (C) Department of Veterans Affairs Police Operations and Oversight. (D) Infrastructure Protection, Policy. (E) Office of the Chief of Police and all Regional Directors of Police. (F) Office of Identity, Credential and Access Management. (G) Access and Identity Management. (H) Access Management. (I) Information Technology Safety and Physical Security-Business Relations. (J) Facilities Planning. (K) Facilities Standards Service. (L) Human Resource Operations. (M) National Personnel Security. (N) Mission Support. (O) Office of Security and Preparedness personnel security and suitability functions. 402. Report on enterprise risk management efforts of Department of Veterans Affairs (a) Report required Not later than 90 days after the date of the enactment of this Act, the Secretary of Veterans Affairs shall submit to Congress a report on the enterprise risk management offices,