; (2) prevent the release of trade secrets or commercial information that is privileged or confidential, unless the disclosure of such information is required pursuant to section 13104 of title 5, United States Code; or (3) prevent the release of information that, in the opinion of the Director, poses an identifiable risk to the safety of an individual, such as a street address, the name of a minor, or a brokerage account number. (g) Records predating establishment of the database (1) Search for older information Not later than 12 months after the date of enactment of this Act, each employing agency shall complete a search reasonably calculated to find covered ethics records that were created during the 9-year period preceding the date of enactment of this Act. (2) Included information and certification The search shall include all materials in the possession of the agency’s ethics office or readily accessible materials in any other office within the agency that the designated agency ethics official certifies in writing is the most likely office to possess covered ethics records. (3) Exclusion from search The agency may exclude information described in subsection (i)(3)(B) from the search. (4) Electronic copies The agency shall provide the Director of the Office of Government Ethics with electronic copies of all covered ethics records in a manner prescribed by the Director and as required by this Act with respect to format and accessibility. (5) Report Not later than 30 days after the completion of the search under paragraph (1), the designated agency ethics official shall provide the Director of the Office of Government Ethics with a report that describes— (A) the scope of the search and steps undertaken to identify information; (B) a copy of the certification required under paragraph (2); (C) the best estimate as to the completeness of the collection of information provided to the Director; (D) an identification of any categories of information known to the agency that the agency was unable to find