; (B) improving consultation with the private sector to incorporate its operational expertise and experience with respect to the full range of trade barriers in developing countries and setting priorities and target particular barriers for reform; (C) identifying and addressing structural weaknesses, systemic flaws, or other impediments to the effectiveness of such assistance across the relevant executive branch agencies with actionable recommendations to address such weaknesses, flaws, or other impediments; (D) setting priorities for such assistance to focus resources on developing countries in which such assistance can deliver the best value in identifying and eliminating barriers to trade and investment in such developing countries, including by fostering adherence to international trade obligations; (E) developing appropriate performance measures and establishing yearly targets to monitor and assess progress toward such targets, including measures to terminate unsuccessful programs; and (F) providing estimates of the resources necessary to fulfill the priorities identified by the interagency committee. (6) Report Not later than one year after the date of the enactment of this Act, and biennially thereafter until the termination of the interagency task force under subsection (d), the task force shall submit to the President and the appropriate congressional committees a report that contains— (A) the joint strategic plan required under paragraph (5)