(a) a detailed description of the methods used to collect, transport
and process postconsumer paint in the state including detailing
collection methods made available to consumers and an evaluation of the
program's collection convenience;
(b) the overall volume of postconsumer paint collected in the state;
(c) the volume and type of postconsumer paint collected in the state
by method of disposition, including reuse, recycling and other methods
of processing or disposal;
(d) the total cost of implementing the program, as determined by an
independent financial audit, as performed by an independent auditor;
(e) samples of all educational materials provided to consumers of
architectural paint and retailers; and
(f) a detailed list of efforts undertaken and an evaluation of the
methods used to disseminate such materials including recommendations, if
any, for how the educational component of the program can be improved.
2. The department shall submit a report regarding the implementation
of this title in this state to the governor and legislature by April
first, two thousand twenty-two and every two years thereafter. The
report must include, at a minimum, an evaluation of:
(a) the architectural and postconsumer paint stream in the state;
(b) disposal, recycling and reuse rates in the state for architectural
paint;
(c) a discussion of compliance and enforcement related to the
requirements of this title; and
(d) recommendations for any changes to this title.