; and (2) the functionality of the temperature sensors that will be tested, including internet connectivity requirements. (c) Installation Each public housing agency or owner of a covered federally assisted rental dwelling unit that receives 1 or more temperature sensors under this Act shall, after receiving written permission from the resident of a covered federally assisted rental dwelling unit, install the temperature sensor and monitor the data from the temperature sensor. (d) Collection of complaint records (1) In general Each public housing agency or owner of a covered federally assisted rental dwelling unit that receives 1 or more temperature sensors under this Act shall collect and retain information about temperature-related complaints and violations. (2) Definitions Not later than 180 days after the date of enactment of this Act, the Secretary shall define the terms temperature-related complaints and temperature-related violations for the purposes of this Act. (e) Data collection (1) In general Data collected from temperature sensors provided to public housing agencies and owners of covered federally assisted rental dwelling units under this Act shall be retained until the Secretary notifies the public housing agency or owner that the pilot program and the evaluation of the pilot program established under this Act are complete. (2) Personally identifiable information Not later than 180 days after the date of enactment of this Act, the Secretary shall establish standards for the protection of personally identifiably information collected during the pilot program established under this Act by public housing agencies, owners of covered federally assisted rental dwelling units, and the Secretary. (f) Pilot program evaluation (1) Interim evaluation Not later than 1 year after the establishment of the pilot program under this Act, the Secretary shall publicly publish and submit to the Congress a report that— (A) examines the number of temperature-related complaints and violations in covered federally assisted