; and (5) proposals to streamline interagency administrative processes through greater collaboration between FDA and CMS to facilitate prompt approval or clearance and coverage under Medicare of innovative diabetes technologies and services for Medicare beneficiaries with diabetes. (g) Response (1) In general With respect to each recommendation made by the Task Force under subsection (f), not later than 90 days after the date of receipt of each such recommendation, the Secretary shall make a determination whether to implement or reject the recommendation. (2) Implementation In the case of a determination by the Secretary to implement a recommendation under paragraph (1), the Secretary shall provide the Task Force with a plan for such implementation, including specific details about and a timetable for the implementation. (3) Rejection In the case of a determination by the Secretary to reject a recommendation under paragraph (1), the Secretary shall provide the Task Force with— (A) a detailed explanation of the rationale for the determination; and (B) recommendations for alternative policies for consideration by the Task Force. (h) Report The Secretary shall submit an annual report to Congress that describes the activities of the Task Force for the year involved. Each such report shall include such recommendations for improving access to innovative diabetes technologies and services as the Task Force determines appropriate. (i) Application of FACA The Federal Advisory Committee Act (5 U.S.C. App.), other than section 14 of such Act, shall apply to the Task Force. (j) Rule of construction The deliberations of the Task Force shall not be construed as interfering with or impeding any decision, determination, rulemaking, or issuance of subregulatory guidance by the Secretary that provides for coverage of, and payment for, innovative diabetes technologies and services.