of Justice. (Q) The Department of the Interior. (R) The Department of Commerce. (S) The National Science Foundation. (T) The United States Geological Survey. (U) The United States Army Corps of Engineers. (V) The General Services Administration. (W) The Department of State. (X) The Department of Health and Human Services. (Y) The Department of Labor. (2) Senior officials, to be appointed by the President, who have relevant policy expertise and policy responsibilities, including in the following areas: (A) Economic policy and risk analysis. (B) Foreign affairs. (C) Defense and intelligence. (D) Homeland security. (E) Energy. (F) Environmental protection. (G) Natural and cultural resources. (H) Coasts, oceans, rivers, wetlands, and floodplains. (I) Agriculture. (J) Health and social services. (K) Transportation and infrastructure. (L) Housing. (M) Education. (N) Extreme weather data analysis or meteorological science. (O) Social science. (P) Strategic and adaptation planning. (Q) Urban and land use planning. (R) Infrastructure systems. (S) Civil rights. (T) Forestry and land management. (U) Acquisition. (V) Environmental justice. (W) Emergency management. (X) Other areas the President determines appropriate. (c) Co-Chairpersons (1) In general The Interagency Council shall be co-chaired by the Administrator of the Federal Emergency Management Agency and the Deputy Director of the Office of Management and Budget. The President may appoint one or more additional members as co-chairs, as appropriate. (2) Duties The co-chairpersons shall— (A) oversee the Interagency Council’s response to the Government Accountability Office’s recommendations under subsection (f)(5)