; and (ii) the identification of roles and responsibilities for response and staffing, critical infrastructure, and international and interagency coordination; and (B) the term United States national means an individual who is— (i) a United States citizen; or (ii) an alien lawfully admitted for permanent residence to the United States. (3) Establishment of repatriation task force In responding to an infectious disease outbreak that is sustained, severe, and spreading, including a determination by the Director-General of the World Health Organization of a public health emergency of international concern under Article 12 of the International Health Regulations, done at Geneva May 23, 2005, the Secretary shall establish, under the direction of the Assistant Secretary for Consular Affairs, a Repatriation Task Force, which shall— (A) formulate and implement policies that protect and advance United States interests in protecting and safeguarding the needs of United States nationals, including repatriation and other health and medical needs; (B) manage, in coordination with relevant diplomatic posts, all communication and coordination with United States nationals regarding their needs, including repatriation and health and medical matters; (C) ensure that procedures implemented by American Citizen Services are integrated into, and reflected in, the decision-making process within the Department of State; (D) coordinate the functions of American Citizen Services, including repatriation, responding to health and medical needs, and other relevant functions, within the Department of State; (E) incorporate the functions of American Citizen Services, including repatriation and other health and medical needs priorities, into the activities of the Department of State; (F) coordinate efforts of the Department of State with relevant Federal departments and agencies to meet the needs of American Citizen Services, including repatriation and other health and medical needs