; (B) an analysis of the factors enabling or aggravating such incidents, such as government policy, societal pressure, or external actors; and (C) the response (whether public or private) of the personnel of such post with respect to such incidents. (2) Addressing bias-motivated violence The Secretary of State shall include in the regular strategic plans of the Department of State’s regional bureaus concrete diplomatic strategies, programs, and policies to address bias-motivated violence using information obtained pursuant to paragraph (1), such as programs to build capacity among civil society or governmental entities to document, investigate, and prosecute instances of such violence and provide support to victims of such violence. (c) Interagency group (1) Establishment There is established an interagency group on responses to urgent threats to LGBTQI people in foreign countries (referred to in this subsection as the interagency group ), which— (A) shall be chaired by the Secretary of State; and (B) shall include the Secretary of Defense, the Secretary of the Treasury, the Administrator of the United States Agency for International Development, the Attorney General, and the head of each other Federal department or agency that the President determines is relevant to the duties of the interagency group. (2) Duties The duties of the interagency group shall be— (A) to coordinate the responses of each participating agency with respect to threats directed towards LGBTQI populations in other countries; (B) to develop longer-term approaches to policy developments and incidents negatively impacting the LGBTQI populations in specific countries; (C) to advise the President on the designation of foreign persons for sanctions pursuant to section 5; (D) to identify United States laws and policies, at the Federal, State, and local levels, that affirm the equality of LGBTQI persons