; (8) examine the collation and dissemination of data within offices and between offices of the FAA; (9) review and recommend improvements to the data analysis techniques of the FAA; and (10) recommend investments the Administrator should consider to better collect, manage, and analyze data sets, including within and between offices of the FAA. (d) Access to information The Administrator shall provide the qualified third-party organization or consortium and the experts described in subsection (b) with adequate access to safety and operational data collected by and held by the agency across all offices of the FAA, except if specific access is otherwise prohibited by law. (e) Nondisclosure Prior to participating in the review, the Administrator shall ensure that each person participating in the evaluation under this section enters into an agreement with the Administrator in which the person shall be prohibited from disclosing at any time, except as required by law, to any person, foreign or domestic, any non-public information made accessible to the federally funded research and development center under this section. (f) Report The qualified third-party organization or consortium carrying out the evaluation under this section shall provide a report of the findings of the center to the Administrator and include recommendations to improve the FAA’s collection, collation, analysis, and use of aviation data, including recommendations to— (1) improve data access across offices within the FAA, as necessary, to support efficient execution of safety analysis and programs across such offices; (2) improve data storage best practices; (3) develop or refine methods for collating data from multiple FAA and industry sources