; (B) represent the Department of State on matters relating to AUKUS in the interagency process; (C) engage with relevant governing bodies in the United Kingdom and Australia; and (D) issue guidance, including proposed regulations, to reduce barriers to defense collaboration, innovation, trade, and production with the Governments and industry partners of the United States, United Kingdom, and Australia. (b) AUKUS task force (1) Establishment The Secretary of State shall establish a Task Force on AUKUS Governance (in this section referred to as the Task Force ), led by the Senior Advisor appointed pursuant to subsection (a). (2) Use of existing authorization No additional amounts are authorized to be appropriated to establish the Task Force described in paragraph (1). (3) Personnel to support the senior advisor The Secretary of State shall ensure that the Senior Advisor is adequately staffed through the assignment of existing Department employees and appointment of officials representing relevant bureaus. (4) Duties It shall be the duty of the Task Force to— (A) meet at least once every 60 days to coordinate on issues pertaining to the successful implementation of the AUKUS agreement; (B) coordinate an ongoing working group among the interagency on the effectiveness of arms export regulations and laws relevant to implementation of the AUKUS agreement that may be joined by appropriate officials of the United Kingdom and Australia; (C) create and maintain a unified list of all defense-related transactions that have taken place under any agreement between the United States, Australia, and the United Kingdom; (D) create and maintain a list of vendors that commonly participate in defense-related trade between United States, Australia, and the United Kingdom