; and (B) coordinate with the Chair of the Steering Committee to provide regular reports to the Steering Committee on agency implementation and planning efforts for the Arctic region. (6) Engagement with the State of Alaska and Alaska Native Tribal governments (A) Bering Sea Regional Tribal Advisory group Not later than 180 days after the date of enactment of this Act, the Steering Committee shall establish an advisory group, to be known as the Bering Sea Regional Tribal Advisory Group , comprised of regional elected officials representing Alaska Native Tribal governments for the purpose of providing input and recommendations to the Steering Committee on activities, regulations, guidance, the incorporation of traditional knowledge, or policies that may affect actions or conditions in the northern Bering Sea and the Bering Strait region, with attention given to the rights, needs, and knowledge of Alaska Native Tribes. (B) Additional advisory groups The Steering Committee, as appropriate, shall establish regional Tribal advisory groups to provide the Steering Committee with input and recommendations on a specific issue or additional regions of the Arctic. (C) Coordination The Steering Committee shall develop a process to improve coordination and the sharing of information and knowledge, including traditional knowledge, among Federal, State, local, and Alaska Native Tribal governments and similar Alaska Native organizations, and private-sector and nonprofit-sector groups on Arctic issues. (D) Point of contact The Steering Committee shall identify an appropriate Federal entity to be the point of contact for Arctic matters for State, local, and Alaska Native Tribal governments and similar Alaska Native organizations. (c) Arctic Advisory Committee (1) Establishment Not later than 180 days after the date of enactment of this Act, the Steering Committee shall establish an advisory committee, to be known as the Arctic Advisory Committee . (2) Membership The Advisory Committee shall be comprised of 13 members— (A) who are