; (10) the residents of housing provided by the Authority should not be required to wait five additional years for the Authority to provide decent, safe, and sanitary housing conditions, as is the Authority’s most basic and necessary function under the law; and (11) the Congress believes that it must provide additional oversight over the Authority, the Department, the City, and the Monitor in order to compel the Authority to fix the appalling conditions and other issues that lead to a declaration of substantial default under section 6(j)(3)(A) of the United States Housing Act of 1937. 3. Investigation and report to Congress (a) Investigation The Inspector General of the Department of Housing and Urban Development shall conduct an investigation of the Authority, which shall include at a minimum— (1) determining the status of the New York City Housing Authority’s compliance with the agreement entered into between the Authority, the Department, and the City on January 31, 2019, including specific areas of deficiency and progress towards compliance; (2) conducting a review of actions taken by the Monitor over the Authority pursuant to such Agreement, including any gaps in oversight by the Monitor; (3) conducting a survey of the physical conditions of housing provided by the Authority for the City’s residents; (4) conducting an examination of any waste, fraud, abuse and violations of Federal law committed by employees or contractors of the Authority