; (2) in carrying out such projects, deploy members of the Corps in support of the United States Agency designated to lead the response to perform reconstruction tasks and provide support services, training, technical assistance, and other assistance in post-disaster areas; (3) supplement and enhance the humanitarian relief and reconstruction support provided by other departments and agencies of the Federal Government, including the Department of Defense, the Department of State, the United States Agency for International Development, the Federal Emergency Management Agency, and nongovernmental organizations and international aid organizations, by deploying a highly skilled and highly experienced workforce of veterans; and (4) identify high-impact reconstruction projects in the United States that would make use of the skills of members of the Veterans Crisis Response Corps and leverage and coordinate with other elements of the Federal Government and nongovernmental organizations. (d) Powers The Director may establish general policies of the Veterans Crisis Response Corps, including with respect to— (1) establishing rules for conducting the general business of the Corps; (2) entering into contracts; (3) directing the establishment and maintenance of divisions or other offices within the Corps; (4) coordinating and overseeing the operation of the activities of the Corps; (5) adopting and using a seal; (6) appointing and supervising personnel employed by the Corps; (7) distributing business among such personnel and units of the Corps; (8) obligating and expending funds made available to the Corps