; (B) a statement of the activities and accomplishments of the Committee since the submission of the most recent report; (C) a statement detailing with particularity the recommendations of the Committee with respect to improving coordination, accountability, outcomes, and impact of global health investment by the United States; and (D) an update on the development and implementation of the United States Global Health Attaché Program established under section 7, including post locations for and training of global health attachés, outcome measures, and recommendations to increase the impact of the program. 7. United States Global Health Attaché Program (a) Establishment of Program There is established a United States Global Health Attaché Program (referred to in this section as the Program ). (b) Program management The Secretary of Health and Human Services shall manage the Program under the oversight and direction of the Committee. (c) Global health attachés (1) In general Each global health attaché shall serve on behalf of a chief of mission and the global health implementing agencies to assist in the coordination, strategic planning, and implementation of all global health assistance in the country or region in which the global health attaché is posted. (2) Eligibility An individual is eligible to serve as a global health attaché if the individual— (A) is an employee of the Federal Government, such as a member of the uniformed services or the Foreign Service, or other civilian Federal employee, in a position at, or with promotion potential to, level 15 of the General Schedule (or equivalent); (B) has expertise and experience in public health or global health; (C) has leadership experience within 1 or more of the global health implementing agencies; (D) is a United States citizen