; (8) provide infectious disease testing in the United States-Mexico border area or United States-Canada border area; and (9) carry out such other activities identified by the Secretary, members of the Commission, members of the Council, State or local public health authorities, representatives of border health offices, or authorities at the United States-Mexico or United States-Canada borders. 9. Plans, reports, audits, and by-laws (a) Strategic plan (1) In general Not later than 2 years after the date of enactment of this section, and every 5 years thereafter, the Commission (including the participation of members representing both the United States and Mexican sections) and the Council (including the participation of members representing both the United States and Canada) shall each prepare a binational strategic plan to guide the operations of the Commission and the Council and submit such plan to the Secretary and Congress. (2) Requirements The binational strategic plan under paragraph (1) shall include— (A) health-related priority areas determined most important by the full membership of the Commission or Council, as applicable; (B) recommendations for goals, objectives, strategies, and actions designed to address such priority areas