; and (ii) potential new funding opportunities. (F) An identification of barriers to obtaining funding for the implementation of the comprehensive strategy and recommendations on how to remove the barriers. (G) A strategy for appropriate Federal agencies to collaborate with and assist State, tribal, and local governments in developing recommendations for cost-effective mitigation alternatives for aging State, tribal, and locally owned critical infrastructure. (H) A strategy for assisting State, tribal, and local governments in developing a recovery plan prior to a covered event in the Cascadia Subduction Zone that addresses how State, tribal, and local governments may want to rebuild after the event. (I) An identification of the steps taken to date to develop an onshore and offshore earthquake early warning system and a description of the purpose and scope of such a system. (J) An evaluation of the types of offshore earthquake early warning systems and recommendations and a cost estimate for an earthquake early warning system appropriate for the Cascadia Subduction Zone. (K) Recommendations on how an earthquake early warning system should operate, including whether and how the system should interface with the private sector. (L) A description of appropriate roles and responsibilities for Federal, State, local, and tribal governments, including who should operate and maintain an earthquake early warning system, the cost of the system, and possible funding sources for the system. (M) A plan on how to integrate an earthquake early warning system into existing and new public alert warning systems and technologies, including mobile systems. (2) Use of existing plans In developing the comprehensive strategy, the Task Force may use existing plans, studies, and other resources. (d) Recommendations The recommendations to be developed by the Task Force under subsection (a) shall include recommendations on— (1) potential administrative or legislative changes required to implement the comprehensive strategy