; (D) the labor organization certified under section 7111 of title 5, United States Code, as the exclusive bargaining representative of air traffic controllers of the Federal Aviation Administration; (E) the labor organization certified under such section as the exclusive bargaining representative of airway transportation systems specialists and aviation safety inspectors of the Federal Aviation Administration; (F) trade associations representing air carriers and airports; (G) aircraft manufacturing companies; (H) public health and infectious disease experts and researchers; (I) scientists and engineers familiar with air travel; (J) general aviation; and (K) such other stakeholders as the Administrator of the Federal Aviation Administration considers appropriate. (2) Balance of input The Administrator of the Federal Aviation Administration shall ensure input from stakeholders under paragraph (1) is balanced between labor stakeholders and airline, airport, and manufacturer stakeholders. (d) Requirements on agencies The task force established pursuant to subsection (a) shall— (1) determine the resources needed by each department, agency, or administration of the Federal Government; (2) identify the responsibilities of each such department, agency, or administration; and (3) catalog all interagency agreements related to this section for Congress. (e) Contents of strategy The task force established under subsection (a) shall develop a strategy that, at a minimum— (1) provides a holistic look at what is known about communicable diseases in air transportation; (2) identifies any areas of needed research; (3) gives researchers access to relevant data, including deidentified health data, and to the extent practicable, gives researchers access to aircraft and airports