; and (ii) knowledgeable of the tactics of transnational repression; and (B) is encrypted and, to the maximum extent practicable, protects the confidentiality of the identifying information of individuals who may call the tip line; (2) not later than 270 days after the date of the enactment of this Act— (A) identify existing Federal resources to assist and protect individuals and communities targeted by transnational repression in the United States; and (B) in cooperation with the Secretary of Health and Human Services and the heads of other Federal agencies, publish such resources in a toolkit or guide; (3) continue to conduct proactive outreach so that individuals in targeted communities— (A) are aware of the tip line described in paragraph (1); and (B) are informed about the types of incidents that should be reported to the Federal Bureau of Investigation; (4) support data collection and analysis undertaken by Federal research and development centers regarding the needs of targeted communities in the United States, with the goal of identifying priority needs and developing solutions and assistance mechanisms, while recognizing that such mechanisms may differ depending on geographic location of targeted communities, language, and other factors; (5) continue to issue advisories to, and engage regularly with, communities that are at particular risk of transnational repression, including specific diaspora communities— (A) to explain what transnational repression is and clarify the threshold at which incidents of transnational repression constitute a crime; and (B) to identify the resources available to individuals in targeted communities to facilitate their reporting of, and to protect them from, transnational repression, without placing such individuals at additional risk