; and (B) cost-effectively increase climate change preparedness and resilience of communities, critical economic sectors, natural and built infrastructure, and natural resources. (3) Integrate climate change science in policies and planning, where appropriate, of agencies and the private sector, including by developing and deploying of innovative, actionable, and accessible Federal climate change-related information, data, and tools. (4) Such other functions as the Director may determine necessary, including implementing, as appropriate, the recommendations of the State and Local Leaders Task Force established in section 324. 324. State and Local Leaders Task Force on Federal Agency Climate PREP (a) Establishment To inform Federal efforts to support climate change preparedness and resilience, there is established a task force to be known as the State and Local Leaders Task Force on Federal Agency Climate Planning, Resilience, and Enhanced Preparedness, or the State and Local Leaders Task Force on Federal Agency Climate PREP (in this section referred to as the Task Force ). (b) Membership The Chair of the Task Force shall be the Director of the White House Office of Intergovernmental Affairs. In addition to the Chair, the members shall be such elected State and local officials as may be invited by the Chair to participate. Members of the Task Force, acting in their official capacity, may designate employees with authority to act on their behalf. (c) Mission and function Not later than 1 year after the date of the enactment of this section, the Chair of the Task Force shall submit to the President and the Council recommendations on how the Federal Government may accomplish the following: (1) Remove barriers, create incentives, and otherwise modernize Federal programs to encourage investments, practices, and partnerships that facilitate increased adaptation and resilience to climate change-related impacts. (2) Provide climate change preparedness tools and actionable information for States and local communities. (3)