; (C) a description of how existing and proposed public and private sector research efforts address the topics described in paragraph (3); and (D) a description of needed support for workforce training in this area. (3) Consideration In developing the Interagency Strategic Plan, the Energy Sector Government Coordinating Council shall consider— (A) opportunities for human factors research to improve the design and effectiveness of cybersecurity devices, technologies, tools, processes, and training programs; (B) contributions of other disciplines to the development of innovative cybersecurity protocols, devices, components, technologies, and tools; (C) opportunities for Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) and other technology transfer programs to facilitate private sector development of industrial control system cybersecurity protocols, devices, components, technologies, and tools; (D) broader applications of the work done by relevant Federal agencies to advance the cybersecurity of industrial control systems used by other sectors; and (E) activities called for in the Federal cybersecurity research and development strategic plan required by section 201(a)(1) of the Cybersecurity Enhancement Act of 2014 ( 15 U.S.C. 7431(a)(1) ). (c) Membership For the purposes of carrying out this section, the Energy Sector Government Coordinating Council shall include representatives from Federal agencies with expertise in industrial control systems cybersecurity, information technology cybersecurity, cyber physical systems, engineering, human factors research, human-machine interfaces, high performance computing, big data and data analytics, or other disciplines considered appropriate by the Council Chair. The Chair shall consider including at least one employee designated by the head of each of the following agencies: (1) In the Department of Energy— (A) the Office of Electricity Delivery and Energy Reliability; (B) the Office of Science’s Advanced Scientific Computing Research program