Database and audits

(a) In general The Secretary shall maintain a publicly accessible database for the Program in order to identify— (1) each recipient of assistance; (2) the amount and form of assistance; (3) the recipient’s industry and State; (4) the general nature of the net tariff injury; (5) domestic employment commitments associated with the assistance; and (6) repayments or recaptures of the assistance. (b) Protection of proprietary business information and trade secrets The database required by subsection (a) shall protect proprietary business information and trade secrets. (c) Audits The Inspector General of the Department of Commerce shall conduct periodic audits of the Program.