; (B) an identification of the resources, including Federal funding, necessary for non-Federal partners to adequately adapt to changing environmental conditions; and (C) recommendations with respect to how the Federal Government could better support efforts by non-Federal partners to expeditiously address vulnerabilities associated with climate change and build resilience. (4) Chair and vice-chair The Chief Resilience Officer shall— (A) serve as chairperson of the Council; and (B) appoint a vice-chairperson from among the members of the Council appointed pursuant to paragraph (5). (5) Membership (A) In general In addition to the Chief Resilience Officer, the Council shall consist of not more than 23 members appointed by the Chief Resilience Officer. (B) Appointment (i) In general The Chief Resilience Officer shall appoint members of the Council with relevant experiences to inform how the Federal Government can better support State governments, local governments, territorial governments, the governments of Indian Tribes, the governments of Freely Associated States, nonprofit organizations, or private sector entities to build resilience to changing environmental conditions. (ii) Non-federal partner members The Chief Resilience Officer shall appoint 20 non-Federal partner members of the Council as follows: (I) 12 members who are employees of State governments, local governments, territorial governments, the governments of Indian Tribes, or the governments of Freely Associated States, of which— (aa) not fewer than 2 shall be employees of a State government; (bb) not fewer than 2 shall be employees of a unit of local government; (cc) not fewer than 2 shall be employees of the government of an Indian Tribe; and (dd) not fewer than 2 shall be employees of a territorial government or the government of a Freely Associated State; and (II) 8 members who represent nongovernmental organizations and the private sector, of which— (aa) 3 shall represent nongovernmental organizations; (bb) 3 shall represent the private sector