; (2) methods of interaction between pipeline facility owners and operators and the public and State and local emergency response entities; (3) Federal, State, and local government regulations governing information that pipeline facility owners and operators are required to share with the public; (4) industry consensus standards regarding the sharing of pipeline safety and emergency response information; (5) specific data that could be shared with local and State emergency response and planning agencies, local public officials, and governing councils to enhance information sharing and pipeline safety, specifically— (A) the identification of general pipeline location, or information including location, the products transported by pipeline or stored at an underground natural gas facility, data on breakout tanks or production facilities that includes pipeline classification and impact areas, and owner or operator emergency response planning materials; and (B) information emergency response organizations ask pipeline owners and operators to voluntarily share with the public; (6) emergency response materials that pipeline facility owners and operators voluntarily provide to emergency response organizations; (7) how pipeline facility owners and operators communicate with emergency response organizations, including— (A) the functional quality and use of data shared through the National Pipeline Mapping System; and (B) the measures taken by emergency response organizations to secure any sensitive information shared; (8) emergency response planning guidance and requirements issued by emergency response organizations for pipeline facility owners and operators