; (B) expanding education and outreach; (C) targeting domestic inspection activities at vulnerable points in the safeguarding continuum; (D) enhancing and strengthening threat identification and technology; (E) improving biosecurity; (F) enhancing emergency response time and mitigation capacity, including hiring and training additional emergency response personnel; (G) conducting technology development to enhance electronic sharing of animal health data for risk analysis between State and Federal animal health officials; (H) enhancing the development and effectiveness of animal health technologies to treat and prevent disease, including— (i) veterinary biologics; (ii) animal drugs for minor use and minor species; and (iii) animal medical devices