; (xiv) promote cross-border flow of data and combat international initiatives which seek to impose restrictive localization or privacy requirements on United States businesses; (xv) protect the integrity of United States and international telecommunications infrastructure from foreign-based threats; (xvi) serve as the interagency coordinator for the United States Government on engagement with foreign governments on cyberspace and digital economy issues under this subsection; (xvii) secure radio frequency spectrum for United States businesses and national security needs; (xviii) promote and protect the exercise of human rights, including freedom of speech and religion, through the internet; and (xix) build capacity of United States diplomatic officials to engage on cyber issues. (3) Qualifications The head of the Office should be an individual of demonstrated competency in the field of— (A) cybersecurity and other relevant cyber issues; and (B) international diplomacy. (4) Organizational placement The head of the Office shall report to the Under Secretary for Political Affairs or other official holding a higher position than the Under Secretary for Political Affairs in the Department of State for a period of not less than four years after the date of enactment of this subsection, after which time the head of the Office shall report to an appropriate Under Secretary or other official holding a higher position than Under Secretary. (5) Rule of construction Nothing in this subsection may be construed as precluding— (A) the Office from being elevated to a Bureau of the Department of State