; and (ii) granting the Federal authorization. (B) Issue resolution The Commission may forward any issue of concern identified under subparagraph (A) to the heads of the relevant agencies (including, in the case of an issue of concern that is a failure by a State agency, the Federal agency overseeing the delegated authority, if applicable) for resolution. (2) Remote surveys (A) In general If a Federal or State agency considering an aspect of an application for a Federal authorization requires the person applying for the Federal authorization to submit data, subject to subparagraph (B), the agency shall consider any data gathered by aerial or other remote means that the person submits. (B) Consideration Aerial or remote survey data shall be considered under subparagraph (A) in cases in which property access is not permitted or available and therefore onsite inspection is not possible at the time of the application review. (C) Conditional approval If appropriate and necessary for compliance with the mandate of the agency, a Federal or State agency may condition approval for a Federal authorization based in part on data gathered by aerial or remote means on the verification of the data by subsequent onsite inspection. (3) Application processing The Commission, and Federal and State agencies, may allow a person applying for a Federal authorization to fund a third-party contractor to assist in reviewing the application for the Federal authorization. (g) Accountability, transparency, efficiency (1) In general For an application for an authorization under section 3 of the Natural Gas Act ( 15 U.S.C. 717b ) or a certificate of public convenience and necessity that requires multiple Federal authorizations, the Commission, with input from any Federal or State agency considering an aspect of the application, shall track and make available to the public on the website of the Commission information relating to the actions required to complete the Federal authorizations. (2) Inclusions Information tracked and included under