; (4) develop clear and consistent standards related to advanced aviation systems; (5) ensure that determinations of the Administration related to advanced aviation systems are made in a timely manner; and (6) identify innovative aviation technologies that may be integrated into the national airspace system. (e) Working groups (1) Establishment The Chair of the Advanced Aviation Coordination Unit shall establish within the Advanced Aviation Coordination Unit a working group on each of the following topics: (A) Unmanned aircraft system integration. (B) Advanced air mobility integration. (C) Safety technology integration. (2) Personnel The Chair shall consult with the members of the Advanced Coordination Unit on the assignment of Administration personnel to staff the working groups established under paragraph (1). (3) Projects The Chair shall, in consultation with the Administrator and members of the Advanced Aviation Coordination Unit, assign projects to the working groups established under paragraph (1) and oversee the execution of such projects. (f) Consultation The Deputy Administrator shall consult with the Administrator and members of the Advanced Aviation Coordination Unit to ensure that existing projects of the Administration are incorporated into the Advanced Aviation Coordination Unit in a minimally disruptive manner. (g) Interagency coordination The Secretary may facilitate coordination between interagency partners and the members of the Advanced Aviation Coordination Unit to fulfill the responsibilities described in subsection (d). 5. Definitions In this Act: (1) Administrator The term Administrator means the Administrator of the Federal Aviation Administration. (2) Administration The term Administration means the Federal Aviation Administration. (3) Advanced aviation system The term advanced aviation system means— (A) an unmanned aircraft system; (B) a powered lift aircraft; (C) a technology related to— (i) advanced air mobility; (ii) the ability of an aircraft to detect surroundings and avoid impacts