; and (B) affecting subsequent changes to this title as appropriate. (c) Procedures It is the sense of Congress that, in order to expedite and facilitate the implementation of the national policy described in subsection (b)— (1) Federal procurement policy should— (A) prioritize and encourage domestic manufacturing and robust domestic supply chains; (B) support means of expanding domestic manufacturing job creation; (C) enhance manufacturing workforce preparedness; (D) prioritize the development of means to support diversity and inclusion throughout the manufacturing and industrial sector; (E) promote the consideration of, and support to, minority-owned and women-owned manufacturing contractors of the Federal Government; and (F) support the ingenuity and entrepreneurship of the United States by providing enhanced attention to manufacturing startups and small businesses in the United States; (2) Federal trade and monetary policies should— (A) ensure that global competition in manufacturing is free, open, and fair; (B) prioritize policies and investments that support domestic manufacturing growth and innovation; and (C) not be utilized to offshore poor manufacturing working conditions or destructive manufacturing environmental practices; (3) Federal policies and practices should reasonably prioritize competitiveness for manufacturing and industrial innovation efforts in the United States, but should not sacrifice the quality of employment opportunities, including the health and safety of workers, pay, and benefits; (4) Federal manufacturing and industrial innovation policies, practices, and priorities should reasonably improve environmental sustainability within the manufacturing industry, while minimizing economic impact; (5) Federal patent policies should be developed, based on uniform principles, which have as their objective to preserve incentives for industrial technological innovation and the application of procedures that will continue to assure the full use of beneficial technology to serve the public