; (B) any department, agency, or instrumentality of the Federal Government concerned with natural hazards; (C) all State and Tribal governments; and (D) the general public. (2) Information described The information described in this paragraph is— (A) the results of special studies on how to reduce morbidity and mortality from incidents; (B) an examination of techniques and methods of evaluating measures to protect the public from incidents and periodically publish recommended procedures for reviews; (C) evaluation and examination of the effectiveness of the findings of the Board about the natural hazard resilience of other departments, agencies, and instrumentalities of the Federal Government and their effectiveness in preventing loss of life or human or economic injury; and (D) recommend meaningful responses to reduce the likelihood of loss of life or human or economic injury, according to the findings of the research described in this subsection, including national and regional policies and programs. (b) Biennial report Not later than 2 years after the date of enactment of this Act, and once every 2 years thereafter, the Board shall submit a report to Congress, which shall include— (1) a statistical and analytical summary of the reviews conducted and reviewed by the Board during the prior 2 calendar years; (2) a survey and summary of the recommendations made by the Board and the observed response to each recommendation, including the classification, containing a written justification and explanation of each recommendation as— (A) open, if, in the determination of the Board, sufficient action to fulfill the intent of the recommendation has not been taken and still should be; (B) closed, if, in the determination of the Board, sufficient action to fulfill the intent of the recommendation has been taken and no further action is necessary