; (ii) to direct the work of the Committee; and (iii) to convene meetings of the Committee not less frequently than once each fiscal quarter. (d) Responsibilities of committee The Committee shall promote an integrated, Federal Government-wide approach to reducing health risks and impacts of heat, including by— (1) developing the strategic plan required by subsection (e); (2) coordinating across Federal agencies on heat-health communication, research, service delivery, and workforce development; and (3) building capacity and partnerships with Federal and non-Federal entities. (e) Strategic plan (1) In general Not later than 2 years after the date of the enactment of this Act, the Committee shall submit to Congress and make available on a public website a 5-year integrated strategic plan that outlines the goals and projects of the Committee, including how the Committee will improve coordination and integration of interagency Federal actions to address health risks of heat, including— (A) a strategy for improving and coordinating existing Federal data collection and data management to include sharing of data and statistics on heat-related illnesses and mortalities and other impacts to inform heat-related activities; (B) a strategy for improving and coordinating Federal activities to understand user gaps and needs, conduct research, foster innovative solutions, and provide actionable information and services