; (ix) facilitating connections to AI testbeds; and (x) making resources of the NAIRR available to other Federal agencies, and to Congress, for the purpose of educating Federal Government officials and employees about artificial intelligence. (c) Advisory Committees The head of the Program Management Office, acting through the Director of the Operating Entity, shall establish Advisory Committees to provide advice to the Operating Entity and the Program Management Office. Any such Advisory Committees shall be comprised of members from government agencies, the private sector, academia, and public interest groups. Chapter 10 of title 5, United States Code, shall not apply to any such Advisory Committee. 5603. Resources of the NAIRR (a) In general The head of the Program Management Office, acting through the Director of the Operating Entity and in coordination with the NAIRR Steering Subcommittee and any relevant Advisory Committee, shall— (1) coordinate and provision resources of the NAIRR; (2) establish processes to manage the procurement of new resources of the NAIRR, and intake of in-kind contribution of resources of the NAIRR, from Federal agencies or other entities; (3) establish policies on and review resources of the NAIRR for concerns related to ethics, privacy, civil rights, and civil liberties; (4) retire resources of the NAIRR no longer available or needed; and (5) publicly report a summary of categories of available resources of the NAIRR, categories of sources of such resources of the NAIRR, and issues related to resources of the NAIRR. (b) Resources of the NAIRR The NAIRR shall offer resources that include, at a minimum, all of the following, subject to the availability of appropriations: (1) A mix of computational resources, including— (A) on-premises, cloud-based, hybrid, and emergent resources; (B) public cloud providers providing access to popular computational and storage services for NAIRR users; (C) an open source software environment for the NAIRR