; (3) the ratio of inspectors to establishments and the ratio of inspectors to employees; (4) historical trends in such ratios, including a comparison of the most recent fiscal year to the years of the lowest such ratios; and (5) illustrative metrics of enforcement capacity, including the number of years necessary for the inspectorate (based on the size of the inspectorate described in paragraph (1)) to inspect every workplace in the Secretary’s jurisdiction under this Act at least once. . (b) OSHA (1) Annual reports Section 20(d) of the Occupational Safety and Health Act ( 29 U.S.C. 669(d) ) is amended— (A) by striking the first word and inserting the following: Public information initiatives .— (1) In general Information ; and (B) by adding at the end the following: (2) Young workers The Secretary shall produce an annual report of occupational illness and injury specific to employees under the age of 18. Such report, which may at the Secretary’s discretion be consolidated with any other report about the activities of the Secretary related to children and employment, shall include— (A) complaints and enforcement activities during the preceding year involving employees under the age of 18; (B) statistics about occupational illness, injury, and fatality suffered by such employees, including the distribution by age group of such illness, injury, and fatality across demographic factors such as country of origin, race, and ethnicity; (C) reasonable estimates, informed by research and in consultation with the Secretary of Health and Human Services, of the incidence and prevalence of occupational injury, illness, and fatality for such employees, accounting for such factors as underreporting and illness latency, and including occupational illness likely to manifest after childhood because of exposure to a toxic substance or harmful physical agent during childhood employment; (D) trends or other relevant analysis of the matters described in the preceding subparagraphs