; (3) coordinate the global health assistance efforts of the United States Government to ensure greater alignment, programmatic impact, and overall effectiveness; (4) develop, design, and oversee all aspects of the United States Global Health Attaché Program, in accordance with section 7, including with respect to the selection of the countries or regions in which global health attachés will be posted; (5) develop guidance for the country and regional health development implementation plans under section 8; (6) facilitate cooperation between Federal agencies and international counterparts for planning and implementation of global health programs and efforts; and (7) promote Federal interagency coordination and planning across all global health activities, including logistical planning and coordination and the sharing of data and information associated with global health programs, development, and information that may impact investment outcomes. (f) 5-Year plan Not later than 270 days after the date on which the Strategy takes effect, the Committee shall submit to Congress the 5-year plan of actions and milestones developed under subsection (e)(1). (g) Reports (1) Initial report Not later than 18 months after the date of the enactment of this Act, the Committee shall submit to the President and Congress an initial report that includes— (A) the structure, membership, and bylaws of the Committee; (B) a statement of the activities and accomplishments of the Committee since the establishment of the Committee; and (C) an update on the development and implementation of the United States Global Health Attaché Program established under section 7. (2) Biennial report Not less frequently than biennially, the Committee shall submit to Congress through the President a concise report containing— (A) a description of progress on or setbacks or updates to the plan of actions and milestones developed under subsection (e)(1)