The State Insurance and Risk Management Board shall, on or before September first, annually, make a report to the Governor and, in accordance with the provisions of § 11-4a, to the joint standing committee of the General Assembly on the judiciary of its activities during the year ending the preceding June thirtieth. Such report shall include (1) an evaluation of the state insurance program in terms of adequacy and reasonableness of cost, (2) a complete statement of the costs of said program enumerating lines of coverage, (3) an evaluation of the effectiveness of each portion of the program involving deductibles or partial self-insurance, (4) a statement of the agent or agents of record, or consultants, if any, (5) an evaluation of the agent or agents of record, or consultants, if any, (6) a breakdown of the actual commissions or fees paid, (7) any recommendations adopted by the board for the enactment of policies designed to reduce risks and hazards that may result in state liability for tortious conduct, (8) the status and disposition of claims administered through the state insurance program, and (9) such other matters as the board determines to be appropriate and necessary. The portion of the report concerning the status and disposition of claims shall include (A) the number of claims pending under the state insurance program, categorized by the alleged ground for the claim, (B) the number of new claims brought under the state insurance program in the preceding year, categorized by the alleged ground for the claim, (C) the number of claims disposed of in the preceding year, categorized by the ground for the claim that was disposed of and whether the claim was disposed of by settlement or litigation to final judgment, and the amount paid for claims within the respective categories, and (D) such other information within the cognizance of the board as may be requested, from time to time, by the joint standing committee of the General Assembly on the judiciary. The report shall identify each claim disposed of by payment of an amount exceeding one hundred thousand dollars. Each such report shall become a public record.