; and (B) for sharing information among executive agencies, including the intelligence community, and the private sector where appropriate, with respect to assessments of that risk. (2) Defining the responsibilities of executive agencies, consistent with existing law, for management of such assessments. (3) Issuing guidance to executive agencies for incorporating information relating to supply chain risks and other relevant information into procurement decisions for the protection of national security and the public interest. (4) Developing standards and measures for supply chain risk management, including assessments, evaluations, mitigation, and response that take into consideration national security and other factors relevant to the public interest. (5) Consulting, as appropriate, with the private sector and other nongovernmental stakeholders on issues relating to the management of supply chain risks posed by the acquisition of information technology. (6) Determining whether the exclusion of a source made by one executive agency should apply to all executive agencies upon receiving a notification under section 4713 and carrying out such other actions as are agreed upon by the Council. (b) Authority To request information The Council may request such information from executive agencies as is necessary for the Council to carry out its functions under subsection (a). (c) Program office The Council may establish a program office to assist the Council in carrying out its functions under subsection (a). (d) Relationship to other councils The Council shall consult and coordinate with other relevant councils to the maximum extent practicable. (e) Rule of construction Nothing in this section shall limit the authority of the Office of Federal Procurement Policy to carry out the responsibilities of that Office under any other provision of law. 1324. Strategic plan (a) In general Not later than 180 days after the date of the enactment of the Federal Acquisition Supply Chain Security Act of 2018 , the Council shall develop