; (2) providing a venue to enable science and policy discussions relevant to the Federal Government on emerging issues, research, and activities through in-depth knowledge of the sponsor’s programs, goals, and objectives; (3) identifying opportunities to integrate science into national preparedness and response decision making; (4) exploring lessons learned and best practices from previous preparedness and response efforts, and identify opportunities to disseminate that information to a variety of stakeholders; (5) serving as a forum for national policy discussions by experts and other leaders in the field; (6) identifying and discussing strategies for addressing misinformation; and (7) responding to the needs of the Working Group established under section 3 for continuing dialog related to strategic planning and program development to address emerging infectious diseases, biosecurity, and public health and medical preparedness. (d) Report and briefing The agreement under subsection (a) shall specify that— (1) the standing committee shall periodically organize workshops and issue publicly available reports on the topics described in subsection (c) and the activities of the Standing Committee