The commissioner shall maintain detailed records on the ability of the bureau to carry out and implement the actions required in this article. The commissioner shall issue a written report to the legislature annually, no later than December 31. This report shall include relevant data, to the extent permitted by federal law, including, but not limited to:

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(a) Whether cross-checks referenced in § 21A-2D-2 of this code occurred and with what consistency they occurred;

(b) Improper unemployment benefit payment rates;

(c) Recovery of overpayments;

(d) The reasoning for and extent to which any improper unemployment benefit payments are not corrected or recovered;

(e) The number of contacts from employers under § 21A-2D-6 of this code;

(f) The results of any state-federal cooperative fraud investigations; and

(g) Any savings produced or monies from activities of the bureau.