; and (H) who are United States citizens with worldwide service availability and who are able to obtain appropriate security and medical clearances. (e) Advancement from program Candidates who are accepted into the pilot program under subsection (b) in accordance with the qualifications and requirements of this section shall have the opportunity to advance to the Foreign Service oral assessment for potential entry as the appropriate class of mid-level Foreign Service officer in accordance with the candidate’s professional qualifications with a goal of not less than 50 percent of such participants per year being so placed. (f) Annual reporting Not later than 1 year after the date of the enactment of the Represent America Abroad Act of 2023 , and annually thereafter, the Secretary shall submit to the appropriate congressional committees a report on the status of the pilot program under subsection (b). Each such report shall include the following information with respect to the previous year: (1) The number of accepted and unaccepted applicants to the pilot program, and the number of accepted applicants who began participating in the pilot program, and the number of accepted applicants who began participating in the pilot program. (2) Anonymized information on the backgrounds of accepted pilot program applicants and participants with respect to education and prior work experience, ethnicity, and sex. (3) The number of pilot program participants who have advanced from the pilot program to a placement in the Foreign Service, disaggregated by education, prior work experience, ethnicity and sex. (4) A disaggregation by Foreign Service assignment, cone and post or mission (including identifying whether the post is hard-to-fill) assigned to each pilot program participant who has advanced to a placement in the Foreign Service. (5) The grade level at which each pilot program participant who has advanced to a placement in the Foreign Service entered the Foreign Service. (6) The structure and operation of the pilot program.