; (ii) to establish the strategic direction of the Steering Committee; (iii) to oversee implementation of activities of the Steering Committee; and (iv) to ensure coordination of Federal activities in the Arctic. (D) Coordination The Steering Committee shall coordinate activities of the Steering Committee with activities of existing working groups established by law or Executive order. (E) Subcommittees and working groups As appropriate, the Chair of the Steering Committee may establish subcommittees and working groups, consisting of representatives from relevant agencies— (i) to focus on specific key issues under the jurisdiction of the Steering Committee; and (ii) to assist in carrying out the responsibilities of the Steering Committee. (F) Administrative support (i) In general Agencies shall provide administrative support and additional resources, as appropriate, to support the participation of the agencies in the Steering Committee, to the extent permitted by law and using existing appropriations. (ii) Expenses Each agency shall be responsible for the expenses of the agency in supporting the participation of the agency in the Steering Committee and any subcommittees or working groups established under subparagraph (E). (G) Point of contact Each member of the Steering Committee shall provide to the Executive Officer of the Steering Committee the name of a representative designated by the member to serve as a point of contact for the member, who shall be responsible for— (i) coordinating efforts with interagency partners; (ii) collaborating with State, local, and Alaska Native Tribal governments and similar Alaska Native organizations; and (iii) assisting in carrying out any functions and duties assigned by the Steering Committee. (4) Responsibilities The Steering Committee shall— (A) examine the policies of the United States with respect to the Arctic to identify policy areas that need to be updated or revised