Annual reporting obligations under Right to Information require commissions to publish implementation reports including request statistics and recommendations. The Right to Information requires Information Commissions to prepare an annual report on implementation, detailing request volumes, refusals including legal bases and frequency, appeals and outcomes, disciplinary actions, fees collected, evidence of public authorities' efforts to implement the Act, and reform recommendations. Ministries and Departments must collect and provide the information and records needed; governments must lay the reports before the legislature. Commissions may recommend corrective steps where authority practices do not conform with the Act or its spirit.