; and (C) result in recommendations to enhance partnerships to be approved for implementation by the President. (c) Identification of baseline data and systems requirements for the federal government To enable efficient information exchange (1) In general Within 18 months after the date of the enactment of this Act, the Secretary of Homeland Security, in coordination with the SSAs and other Federal departments and agencies, shall convene a team of researchers to identify baseline data and systems requirements— (A) to enable the efficient exchange of terrorism information and intelligence relevant to strengthening the security and resilience of critical infrastructure; and (B) for sharing of data and interoperability of systems to enable the timely exchange of terrorism or terrorist threat data and information to secure critical infrastructure and make it more resilient. (2) Experts included The experts shall include representatives from— (A) those entities that routinely possess information important to critical infrastructure security and resilience; (B) those entities that determine and manage information technology systems used to exchange information; and (C) those entities responsible for the security of information being exchanged. (3) Analysis Analysis by such team of experts shall include— (A) interoperability with critical infrastructure partners; (B) identification of key data and the information requirements of key Federal, SLTT, and private sector entities; (C) availability, accessibility, and formats of data; (D) the ability to exchange various classifications of information; (E) the security of those systems to be used