; (E) catalyze public leaders at all levels to work together toward shared goals by demonstrating interagency best practices coming from the Federal partners; and (F) develop and approve, every 5 years, an Action Plan that leverages Federal programs across agencies, and serves to coordinate diverse programs on a specific suite of priorities on Puget Sound recovery. The Action Plan may not adversely affect national security. (3) Duties (A) Participation of State Advisory Committee and Puget Sound Tribal Management Conference (i) In general The Task Force shall carry out its duties with input from and in collaboration with the State Advisory Committee and Puget Sound Tribal Management Conference. (ii) Specific advice and recommendations The Task Force shall seek the advice and recommendations of the State Advisory Committee and Puget Sound Tribal Management Conference on the actions, progress, and issues pertaining to recovery and protection of Puget Sound. (B) General duties The Task Force shall— (i) enable and encourage the Federal agencies represented on the Puget Sound Federal Leadership Task Force to act consistently with the objectives and priorities of the Action Agenda, Salmon Recovery Plans, Treaty Rights at Risk Initiative, and the Coastal Nonpoint Pollution Control Program; (ii) facilitate the coordination of Federal activities that impact the recovery and protection of Puget Sound; (iii) facilitate the delivery of feedback given by Federal agencies to the Puget Sound Partnership during the development of the Action Agenda; (iv) facilitate the resolution of (and, if necessary, seek to mediate in cooperation with the Executive Office of the President) interagency conflicts associated with the recovery and protection of Puget Sound among the agencies represented on the Task Force