; and (B) not later than 1 year after the date that such a plan is first implemented, and on an annual basis thereafter, submit to the Secretary and authorizing committees a report that demonstrates compliance with the requirements of this subsection with respect to the preceding year. (2) Requirements A venue-specific heat illness emergency action plan developed and implemented under paragraph (1), with respect to an institution of higher education, shall— (A) include a symptom identification structure and a coordination of care plan for student athletes exhibiting signs of heat illness, and be visibly posted in each— (i) locker room; (ii) athletic training facility; (iii) weight room; and (iv) outdoor sports complex and stadium; (B) be made available on the athletic program website or public website of the institution of higher education at the beginning of each academic year; (C) before the start of in-person training for each academic year, be distributed to, and rehearsed in person by all student athletes, certified athletic trainers, team physicians, athletic training students, athletic administrators, coaches, institutional safety personnel, and legal counsel at the institution; and (D) be distributed to local emergency responders. (3) Recommendations In developing a venue-specific heat illness emergency action plan under paragraph (1), an institution of higher education shall consider— (A) including guidelines formulated by the Wet-Bulb Globe Temperature index to assess environmental conditions and heat stress prevention for student athletes; (B) locating a readily accessible and properly maintained automatic external defibrillator within three minutes of each sporting venue