; and (2) to support habitat connectivity and the movement of native species on Federal and non-Federal land through coordination, collaboration, administrative, and financial support, including the sharing of data contained in the Database. (b) National Coordination Committee (1) Establishment Not later than 18 months after the date of enactment of this Act, the Secretary shall establish a committee, to be known as the National Coordination Committee . (2) Administrative support The Secretary shall provide administrative support for the National Coordination Committee. (3) Membership The National Coordination Committee shall be composed of— (A) the Secretary (or a designee); (B) the Secretary of Transportation (or a designee); (C) the Secretary of Agriculture (or a designee); (D) the Secretary of Commerce (or a designee); (E) the Secretary of Defense (or a designee); (F) the Director of the Bureau of Indian Affairs (or a designee); (G) the Executive Director of the Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies (or a designee); (H) a representative of an intertribal organization, to be appointed by the Secretary; (I) the chairperson of each regional wildlife movement council (or a designee); and (J) not more than 3 representatives of nongovernmental, science, or academic organizations with expertise in wildlife conservation and habitat connectivity, to be appointed by the Secretary in a manner that ensures that the membership of the National Coordination Committee is fair and balanced. (4) Chairperson The National Coordination Committee shall select a Chairperson and Vice Chairperson from among the members of the National Coordination Committee. (5) Duties The National Coordination Committee— (A) shall discuss issues of relevance to all regional wildlife movement councils, including issues and reports related to the purposes of the Program described in section 4(b) and implementation of this Act; (B) shall establish standards for regional wildlife movement plans to allow for better cross-regional collaboration