; (B) identify areas in which senior investors would benefit from changes in the regulations of the Commission or the rules of self-regulatory organizations; (C) coordinate, as appropriate, with other offices within the Commission, other taskforces that may be established within the Commission, self-regulatory organizations, and the Elder Justice Coordinating Council; and (D) consult, as appropriate, with State securities and law enforcement authorities, State insurance regulators, and other Federal agencies. (7) Report The Taskforce, in coordination, as appropriate, with the Office of the Investor Advocate and self-regulatory organizations, and in consultation, as appropriate, with State securities and law enforcement authorities, State insurance regulators, and Federal agencies, shall issue a report every 2 years to the Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs and the Special Committee on Aging of the Senate and the Committee on Financial Services of the House of Representatives, the first of which shall not be issued until after the report described in section 3 of the National Senior Investor Initiative Act of 2023 has been issued and considered by the Taskforce, containing— (A) appropriate statistical information and full and substantive analysis; (B) a summary of recent trends and innovations that have impacted the investment landscape for senior investors; (C) a summary of regulatory initiatives that have concentrated on senior investors and industry practices related to senior investors; (D) key observations, best practices, and areas needing improvement, involving senior investors identified during examinations, enforcement actions, and investor education outreach; (E) a summary of the most serious issues encountered by senior investors, including issues involving financial products and services