; and (2) examine the reconstitution of the Advisory Committee on Tax Exempt and Government Entities. (b) Department of labor, bureau of labor statistics The Bureau of Labor Statistics shall within two years of enactment, issue a biennial report on trends in the non-stipended volunteer force. (c) Corporation for national and community service The Corporation for National and Community Service shall— (1) issue a comprehensive report assessing how CNCS can best be structured and resourced to support the unique needs and potential of both the non-stipended volunteer force and the national service community. This assessment shall also consider how underserved and marginalized communities can access service programs. CNCS shall share that report with Congress within six months of enactment and issue updates every two years, thereafter; (2) review existing programs such as the Volunteer Generation Fund and the Nonprofit Capacity Building Program to determine how these programs could be strengthened and/or expanded to ensure, among other critical functions, they will support a wide diversity of nonprofits to build capacity to engage, sustain, and support the volunteer force, and to share such recommendations with Congress within six months of enactment; (3) within 90 days of enactment, solicit input from the nonprofit sector and the public about enhancing and revising the Current Population Survey with supplements on— (A) volunteerism; (B) charitable giving; and (C) civic engagement; and (4) within six months of enactment, present the findings of the input described in paragraph (3) to Congress and the Office on the Nonprofit Sector. 8. National service The Corporation for National and Community Service shall— (1) by no later than one year from the date of enactment, make recommendations to Congress on updating Service Year Fellowships to broaden access to national service for underserved and marginalized communities and provide increased capacity for all section 501(c)(3) nonprofits in moments of increased need