; (6) Federal efforts should promote and support a strong system of intellectual property rights to include trade secrets, through both protection of intellectual property rights and enforcement against intellectual property theft, and broad engagement to limit foreign efforts to illegally or inappropriately utilize compromised intellectual property; (7) closer relationships should be encouraged among practitioners of scientific and technological research and development and those who apply those foundations to domestic commercial manufacturing; (8) the full use of the contributions of manufacturing and industrial innovation to support State and local government goals should be encouraged; (9) formal recognition should be accorded to those persons, the manufacturing and industrial innovation achievements of which contributed significantly to the national welfare; and (10) departments, agencies, and instrumentalities of the Federal Government should establish procedures to ensure among them the systematic interchange of data, efforts, and findings developed under their programs. (d) Implementation To implement the national policy described in subsection (b), it is the sense of Congress— (1) that— (A) the Federal Government should maintain integrated policy planning elements in the executive branch that assist agencies in such branch in— (i) identifying problems and objectives that could be addressed or enhanced by public policy; (ii) mobilizing industrial and innovative manufacturing resources for national security and emergency response purposes; (iii) securing appropriate funding for programs so identified by the President or the Chief Manufacturing Officer; (iv) anticipating future concerns to which industrial and innovative manufacturing can contribute and devise industrial strategies for such purposes; and (v) reviewing systematically the manufacturing and industrial innovation policy and programs of the Federal Government and recommending legislative amendments to those policies and programs when needed