; (V) ensuring the continued collection of data relating to the housing, health care, and other supportive service needs of older individuals and supporting efforts to identify and address unmet data needs; and (VI) identifying any barriers and impediments, including barriers and impediments in statutory and regulatory law, to the access and use by older individuals of federally funded programs and services. (ii) Not later than the last day of the Committee’s first term, the Committee shall publicly post and disseminate the goals required under paragraph (1)(A). Not later than the last day of each term following the first term of the Committee, the Committee shall update such goals and publicly post and disseminate such updated goals. (iii) In developing and updating such goals, the Committee shall actively seek input from and consult with public sector stakeholders and private sector stakeholders, and shall coordinate with and consider recommendations from other working groups, advisory boards, or interagency entities established by law. (3) (A) Not later than 3 years after the date of enactment of the Age-Friendly Communities Act of 2019 , the Committee shall establish a public-private coordinating body to provide recommendations for implementing the goals developed and updated by the Committee under paragraph (2) and to develop best practices for public sector stakeholders or private sector stakeholders related to such goals. (B) The coordinating body shall be co-chaired by one head or deputy of a Federal agency described in paragraph (2)(A) who is appointed by the Committee, and 1 representative of a private sector stakeholder whom the Committee invites to serve on the coordinating body. (C) Based on the goals developed and updated by the Committee under paragraph (2), the Committee shall— (i) determinate the structure of the coordinating body; (ii) invite public sector stakeholders to serve on the coordinating body, including representatives from the Federal Government and State and local governments