a report containing a detailed statement of the recommendations of the Council pursuant to subsection (b). (g) FACA Section 14(a)(2)(B) of the Federal Advisory Committee Act shall not apply to the Task Force. This task force shall be authorized for seven years after the enactment of this Act, and up to an additional two years at the discretion of the Task Force Chair. 7. Preventing outbreaks of zoonotic diseases (a) Integrated zoonotic diseases program There is authorized an integrated zoonotic diseases program within the United States Agency for International Development’s global health security programs, led by the Administrator, in consultation with the Director for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and other relevant Federal agencies, to prevent spillover events, epidemics, and pandemics through the following activities: (1) Partnering with a consortium that possesses the following technical capabilities: (A) Multidisciplinary zoological institution with experience in global health surveillance, combating wildlife trafficking, and global conservation protected area management. (B) Institutions of higher education with veterinary and public health expertise. (C) Institutions with public health expertise. (2) Implementing programs that expand on the results of USAID emerging pandemic threat outcomes from PREDICT and PREDICT–2 to prioritize the following activities: (A) Utilizing coordinated information and data sharing platforms, including information related to biosecurity threats, in ongoing and future research. (B) Conducting One Health zoonotic research at human-wildlife interfaces. (C) Conducting One Health research into known and novel zoonotic pathogen detection. (D) Conducting surveillance, including biosecurity surveillance, of priority and unknown zoonotic diseases and the transmission of such diseases. (E) Preventing spillover events of zoonotic diseases. (F) Investing in frontline diagnostic capability at points of contact. (G) Understanding global legal and illegal wildlife trade