; and (5) the capabilities of the United States at both the Federal and State levels need enhanced strategic planning and influence over policy formulation for industrial innovation and technology development, as well as a means to ensure an adequate workforce. 102. Sense of Congress (a) Priority goals It is the sense of Congress that manufacturing and industrial innovation should include contributing to the following priority goals: (1) Taking concrete national action to rebuild, restore, and expand domestic manufacturing capabilities, skills, and production capacity, including world-class infrastructure. (2) Rebuilding the industrial innovation commons, to include common resources, technical knowledge, and entrepreneurial opportunities associated with technical ideas. (3) Supporting domestic supply chains. (4) Expanding production capabilities, cooperation, and knowledge. (5) Revitalizing communities harmed by historical and poorly conceived, implemented, and enforced regulatory and trade policies. (6) Developing a strategy for innovation and establishment of manufacturing industries of the future, including adoption and production of Industry 4.0 technology to support domestic economic expansion, particularly manufacturers with fewer than 800 employees, and in traditionally underserved communities. (7) Contributing to national health and security and emergency readiness and resilience, including addressing environmental concerns. (8) Strengthening the economy of the United States and promoting full employment in high-quality, high-wage jobs through useful industrial and technological innovation. (9) Cultivating, utilizing, and enhancing academic and industrial thought-leadership with practical workforce development and training to the fullest extent possible. (10) Implementing a national strategy that identifies and prioritizes high growth, high value-added industries, products, and components of national importance to the long-term economic, environmental, national security, and public health of the United