; (5) review the portfolio of information technology investments and spending, including information technology-related investments included as part of activities within Administration mission directorates that may not be considered information technology, to ensure investments are recognized and reported appropriately based on guidance from the Office of Management and Budget; (6) consider appropriate revisions to the charters of information technology boards and councils that inform information technology investment and operation decisions; and (7) consider whether the Administration Chief Information Officer should have a seat on any boards or councils described in paragraph (6). 71752. Information technology strategic plan (a) In General Subject to subsection (b), the Administrator shall develop an information technology strategic plan to guide Administration information technology management and strategic objectives. (b) Requirements In developing the strategic plan, the Administrator shall ensure that the strategic plan addresses— (1) the deadline under section 306(a) of title 5; and (2) the requirements under section 3506 of title 44. (c) Contents The strategic plan shall address, in a manner that reflects the unique nature of the Administration’s mission and expertise— (1) near- and long-term goals and objectives for leveraging information technology; (2) a plan for how the Administration will submit to Congress a list of information technology projects, including completion dates and risk levels in accordance with guidance from the Office of Management and Budget; (3) an implementation overview for an Administration-wide approach to information technology investments and operations, including reducing barriers to cross-center collaboration; (4) coordination by the Administration Chief Information Officer with centers and mission directorates to ensure that information technology policies are effectively and efficiently implemented across the Administration