; (B) a document that contains every individual response to each question of such survey; and (C) any other information the inspector general determines necessary or appropriate. (3) Contents of survey The survey drafted and distributed under paragraph (1) shall inquire about the following: (A) Any enhancements that can be made to existing licensing frameworks utilized by the Commission to increase the efficiency, timeliness, and predictability of engagements between the Commission and licensees. (B) How the Commission could improve the process of preparing for and learning about the technical details of each proposed nuclear reactor in a licensing application. (C) How the Commission could improve outreach to stakeholders, including any recommendations with respect to changing the existing policies of the Commission relating to public engagement. (D) Whether the Commission implemented a risk-informed and performance-based approach to reviewing licensing applications and, if implemented, how the Commission has implemented such approach to reviewing licensing applications. (E) Examples of laws or regulations relating to nuclear energy that— (i) may be unnecessary, irrelevant, or duplicative; (ii) need to be revised for modern advanced reactors; and (iii) negatively affects the effectiveness and efficiency of the Commission. (F) How the Commission could maximize the efficiency of licensing reactors that are similar to reactors that are already licensed by the Commission. (G) How efficient the Commission would be in reviewing licensing applications if the Commission reviewed licensing applications through a holistic approach instead of a chapter-by-chapter approach. (H) How providing clear expectations and targets for achievable review milestones for potential applicants would affect the process of reviewing and approving licensing applications. (I) Suggestions for Congress to revise or clarify any terms and definitions relating to nuclear energy that— (i) are used within the scope of employment for covered employees