; and (B) creating a template that eligible entities can use to apply for funding. (11) Savings provisions (A) Liability Nothing in this subsection limits, or may be construed to limit, the liability of a responsible party. (B) Reimbursement (i) In general A responsible party may, in accordance with any other applicable law— (I) seek to establish that another party was responsible, in whole or in part (as such other law allows), for the applicable significant hazardous materials transportation incident; and (II) seek reimbursement (to the extent such other law allows) from that other party. (ii) Effect of subsection Nothing in this subsection limits, or may be construed to limit, the ability of a responsible party to seek reimbursement from any other party found to be responsible in any civil action arising from the applicable significant hazardous materials transportation incident. (iii) Effect of determination A determination by the Secretary that a party is a responsible party for purposes of this subsection shall not be considered or otherwise have any effect with respect to the determination of liability in any civil action described in clause (ii). (iv) Effect of reimbursements and other activities No activity taken under this subsection to reimburse an eligible entity, reimburse the Secretary, prepare or carry out a reimbursement plan, or otherwise comply with or make a payment under this subsection shall be considered or otherwise have any effect with respect to the determination of liability in any civil action described in clause (ii). (12) Comptroller General report (A) In general Not later than September 30, 2027, the Comptroller General of the United States shall submit to Congress a report on the effectiveness this subsection. (B) Contents The report submitted under subparagraph (A) shall include, at a minimum, information on— (i) the number of significant hazardous materials transportation incidents that received funding under this subsection