; and (iv) how the program will help move the results of research out of the laboratory and into commercial or municipal application; and (C) with respect to the previous 3 years, provides a summary of— (i) federally funded plastic waste reduction and recycling and plastic waste remediation research, development, and demonstration; (ii) the adoption of advanced plastics reduction and recycling technologies by Federal, State, and local governments and private entities; and (iii) other related activities for the previous 3 years; and (4) consider input from universities, State and local governments, scientific societies, and public, private and nonprofit plastic recycling manufacturers and organizations in the development of the goals, priorities and metrics required under paragraph (3)(A). (e) Termination The Interagency Committee shall terminate 10 years after the date on which the Committee is established under subsection (a). 6. National Institute of Standards and Technology As part of the Program, the Director of National Institute of Standards and Technology shall— (1) establish a science program for characterization of plastic properties before, during, and after recycling and manufacturing, development of classification systems, and creation of new data tools, techniques, and processes to advance plastics engineering and post-consumer plastic recycling and manufacturing; (2) develop innovations for effective and efficient measures for processing plastics, including films and textiles, collected for recycling, while considering existing waste streams and future new materials; (3) provide the metrology basis for standards development for plastic sorting infrastructure, processing technologies, classification systems, including for biobased plastics, and recycling by design; (4) develop a clearinghouse to collect and support dissemination of tools, guidelines and standards developed under this section