; and (2) an assessment of the progress of such clusters in advancing the goals and priorities developed by the entity. (f) Application of the Federal Advisory Committee Act The Federal Advisory Committee Act (5 U.S.C. App.) shall not apply with respect to the entity. (g) Sunset The entity shall terminate on December 31, 2029. 4. Manufacturing cluster programs (a) In general The head of each covered agency shall establish a manufacturing cluster program under which the head of such covered agency, over three distinct phases described in subsection (d), awards resources and grants to, or enter cooperative agreements with eligible manufacturing clusters. (b) Selection (1) Selection criteria (A) In general The head of each covered agency shall, taking into account guidance issued by the entity established under section 3, establish selection criteria for the selection of resource and grant recipients under the manufacturing cluster program established by such agency. Such criteria shall include— (i) the collaborativeness of the proposal, as evidenced by whether the proposed activities inherently benefit from collaboration between two or more member entities in a cluster, such as shared training programs or facilities, collaborative research, development, and demonstration, or shared supply chain development; (ii) the innovativeness of the idea, as determined by the review panel under paragraph (2); (iii) the ability of the cluster to carry out the proposal; (iv) the impact of the proposed activity on the local, regional, and national manufacturing economy and workforce; (v) the sustainability and long-term impact of the proposed cluster; and (vi) the degree to which the proposal aims to leverage, coordinate with, and is strategically aligned with ongoing efforts, such as— (I) voluntary education programs of the Department of Defense under part 68 of title 32, Code of Federal Regulations; (II) Manufacturing USA Institutes; (III) Manufacturing Extension Partnerships initiatives, including the State Policy Academy