; and (ii) the National Extreme Weather Resilience Action Plan under section 5. (4) Cooperation by federal agencies In carrying out the activities described in subsection (b), Federal agency representatives participating in the working group shall be forthright and shall fully cooperate with the Office of Science and Technology Policy. (5) Detailees Upon the request of the Director, each agency or entity referred to in paragraph (1) shall provide the working group with a detailee, without reimbursement from the working group, to support the activities described in subsection (b), section 5, and section 7(a). Such detailee shall retain the rights, status, and privileges of his or her regular employment without interruption. (6) Volunteer services Notwithstanding section 1342 of title 31, United States Code, the working group may investigate and use such voluntary services as the working group determines to be necessary. (b) Gap and overlap analysis In conducting the gap and overlap analysis required under subsection (a)(1), Federal agency representatives shall— (1) develop a Federal Government-wide working vision for resilience to the impacts of extreme weather events in the short- and long-term, in accordance with the purpose set forth in section 2(b), through an effort led by the Director and the interagency working group, which includes goals and objectives for key sectors. Key sectors shall include— (A) agriculture; (B) forestry and natural resources management; (C) water management, including supply and treatment; (D) energy supply and transmission; (E) infrastructure, including natural and built forms of water and wastewater, transportation, coastal infrastructure, and other landscapes and ecosystems services; (F) public health and healthcare delivery, including mental health and hazardous materials management; (G) communications, including wireless communications; (H) housing and other buildings; (I) national security; (J) emergency preparedness; (K) insurance