; (ii) the duration of time between summary report submissions and the timeliness of the reported information; (iii) the administrative burden placed on the Commission and the covered entity; (iv) the benefits of standardizing and structuring summary reports for comparative analysis compared with the benefits of less-structured narrative reports to provide detail and flexibility in reporting; (v) that summary reports submitted by different covered entities may contain different fields according to the requirements established by the Commission, and the Commission may allow or require submission of incomplete reports; (vi) that existing data privacy and other regulations may inhibit a covered entity from storing or sharing certain information; and (vii) that a covered entity may require information from other persons, partnerships, or corporations that develop any automated decision system deployed in an automated decision system or augmented critical decision process by the covered entity for the purpose of performing impact assessment; and (B) may develop specific requirements for impact assessments and summary reports for particular— (i) categories of critical decisions, as described in subparagraphs (A) through (I) of section 2(8) or any subcategory developed by the Commission