; (D) create and maintain a list of vendors that commonly participate in defense-related trade between United States, Australia, and the United Kingdom; (E) coordinate the design and implementation of an established pathway for United States defense partners and treaty allies to obtain exemptions from the licensing and other approval requirements of section 38 of the Arms Export Control Act of 1976 ( 22 U.S.C. 2778 ) for exports and transfers of defense articles and defense services; (F) create a framework for gathering, maintaining, and exchanging information pertaining to companies, individuals, or entities engaged in compromising technology security in contravention to the AUKUS agreement; and (G) establish an AUKUS industry forum for industry stakeholders, including non-traditional defense contractors (as such term is defined in section 3014 of title 10, United States Code), that will be open for the participation of foreign industry involved in the AUKUS partnership. (5) Reports required (A) Quarterly reporting The Senior Advisor shall submit to the appropriate congressional committees a report every 90 days that includes— (i) a detailed description of the work of the Senior Advisor and any meetings of the Task Force that have taken place since the preceding report was issued, including meetings conducted with AUKUS partners, industry representatives, or the interagency; (ii) a detailed description of any issues that representatives of the United Kingdom or Australia have brought to the attention of the United States that threaten the stated goals of the AUKUS agreement and any efforts within the Department to resolve these issues; (iii) any delays and the reasons for these delays to defense-related transactions between the United States, the United Kingdom, and Australia, reflecting government and industry input