(12) The Department of Energy. (13) The Department of Education. (14) The Department of Veterans Affairs. (15) The Department of Homeland Security. (16) The United States Agency for International Development. (17) The Army Corps of Engineers. (18) The Environmental Protection Agency. (19) The General Services Administration. (20) The Millennium Challenge Corporation. (21) The National Aeronautics and Space Administration. (22) The U.S. Small Business Administration. (23) The Corporation for National and Community Service. (24) The Office of Personnel Management. (25) The Nuclear Regulatory Commission. (26) The Office of the Director of National Intelligence. (27) The Council of Economic Advisers. (28) The National Economic Council. (29) The Domestic Policy Council. (30) The Office of Management and Budget. (31) The White House Office of Public Engagement and Intergovernmental Affairs. (32) The United States Trade Representative. (33) Such agencies or offices as the President or Co-Chairs shall designate. (d) Administration The Office of Management and Budget shall provide administrative support and additional resources, as appropriate, to the Council. Agencies shall assist and provide information to the Council deemed necessary by the Director to carry out its functions. Each such agency shall pay its own expenses related to participating as members of the Council. (e) Council structure The Director and steering committee may establish working groups as needed. (f) Mission and function of the Council The Council shall coordinate across Federal agencies and offices, and in partnership with State and local governments (including the State and Local Leaders Task Force established in section 324), academic and research institutions, and the private and nonprofit sectors to do the following: (1) Develop, recommend, coordinate interagency efforts on, and track implementation of Federal Government actions related to climate change preparedness and resilience. (2) Provide expertise to assist regional, State, and local