; and (G) support American Citizen Services with repatriation and other health and medical needs, including coordinating and providing resources to meet all repatriation needs. (4) Personnel The Secretary shall ensure that there are sufficient personnel serving in the Office of American Citizen Services and Crisis Management and the Bureau of Consular Affairs or other Department of State personnel in the countries affected by the epidemic or pandemic, to carry out the responsibilities set forth in paragraph (3), including repatriation matters. (5) National passport center and national visa center In responding to an infectious disease outbreak described in paragraph (3), the Secretary should activate a tier two response by the National Passport Information Center and the National Visa Center. (6) Notification requirement Not later than 15 days before the Department of State intends to discontinue the repatriation services described in paragraph (3) in any region, country, or part thereof during a public health emergency caused by an epidemic or pandemic affecting such region, country, or part, the Secretary shall notify, by all appropriate means, all United States nationals affected by this service interruption, the Committee on Foreign Relations of the Senate , and the Committee on Foreign Affairs of the House of Representatives of the date after which the Department of State will no longer provide such services to United States nationals seeking repatriation to the United States. . 3. Additional paid leave for employees of certain independent agencies involved in the conduct of foreign affairs Section 21007 of the CARES Act ( Public Law 116–136 ) is amended— (1) by inserting , the Director of the Peace Corps, the Chief Executive Officer of the Millennium Challenge Corporation, the Chief Executive Officer of the International Development Finance Corporation, the President and Chief Executive Officer of the United States African Development Foundation, the President and Chief Executive Officer of the