; (B) operations; (C) predictions and forecasts; (D) products and services; (E) education and outreach; (F) earth observations and space weather observations; (G) resource management; and (H) enforcement; (2) improve the sharing of research and other information that is of use across programmatic themes; and (3) minimize duplication of effort or overlapping efforts and promote coordination among offices. (c) Consultation In developing the plan, the Administrator shall consult with interested parties, including other Federal, State, local, Tribal, and territorial governmental entities, Indigenous peoples, and other appropriate domestic and foreign governmental and non-governmental entities, academia, industry, and Administration employees, contractors, and grantees. 205. National Weather Service (a) In general The Administrator shall maintain within the Administration the National Weather Service. (b) Mission The mission of the National Weather Service is to provide weather, water, climate, tsunami, and space weather forecasts and warnings for the United States, its territories, adjacent waters, and ocean areas for the protection of life and property and the enhancement of the national economy. In carrying out the mission of the National Weather Service, the Administrator shall ensure that the National Weather Service— (1) provides timely and accurate weather, water, climate, tsunami, and space weather forecasts; and (2) provides timely and accurate warnings of natural hazards related to weather, water, climate, and tsunamis, and of space weather hazards. (c) Functions The functions of the National Weather Service shall include— (1) maintaining a network of local weather forecast offices, river forecast centers, and center weather service units; (2) maintaining a network of observation systems to collect weather and climate data