; (ii) the average and median A&O subsidy payments per insured acre, organized by State, commodity, insurance plan type, and practice type; (iii) the total amount of compensation paid by approved insurance providers to crop insurance agents, organized by State, commodity, insurance plan type, and practice type; (iv) the average and median compensation per insured acre paid by approved insurance providers to crop insurance agents, organized by State, commodity, insurance plan type, and practice type; (v) the average and median A&O subsidy payment per policyholder, organized by State, commodity, insurance plan type, and practice type; (vi) the average and median A&O subsidy payment per insured acre, organized by State, commodity, insurance plan type, and practice type; (vii) whether and how much total additional A&O subsidies were paid due to the SnapBack program or 1 or more bonuses described in subsection (b)(2)(C), organized by State, insurance plan type, and commodity; and (viii) whether A&O subsidies were subject to the Standard Reinsurance Agreement or Livestock Price Reinsurance Agreement, as applicable, cap for A&O subsidies, and if so, what the total amount of A&O subsidy amounts would have been without the cap, organized by State, insurance plan type, and commodity. (B) Confidentiality The data made publicly available under subparagraph (A) shall be aggregated and anonymized to protect the privacy of individuals and approved insurance providers. (d) Data from approved insurance providers An approved insurance provider shall annually submit data on agent compensation, by individual agent, agency, and policy, to the Secretary and the Comptroller General of the United States on request. (e) Study The Administrator of the Risk Management Agency shall use data mining and other available information— (1) to analyze the impact of the changes to A&O subsidy amounts required under this section on— (A) the distribution of A&O subsidy amounts across policies and farming operations