A public report to Congress is due by March 31 each year
What the document says“The Secretary shall, not later than March 31 of each year, submit to the Congress a public report which analyzes and aggregates the information received or obtained pursuant to this subsection during the prior year that includes--”
The section requires the Secretary to send Congress a public report by March 31 each year analyzing and aggregating what came in through the outreach resource in the prior year, covering the types and number of disputes about potential violations of federal law and of State law, the resolution of those disputes where practicable, and the information investors reported. Data in the report must be aggregated or anonymized, and the Secretary must protect personally identifiable information received through the resource.
What the document actually says“The Secretary shall, not later than March 31 of each year, submit to the Congress a public report which analyzes and aggregates the information received or obtained pursuant to this subsection during the prior year that includes--”
The housing agency must report to Congress each year. The report is due by March 31. It sums up what came in the year before. It is a public report.
The report counts disputes about federal law and about state law. Figures are grouped or stripped of names. That keeps private details out.
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