; (2) to use AUKUS to enhance trilateral cooperation across the submarine fleets of the partner countries and to support Australian efforts to acquire nuclear-powered submarines for the Royal Australian Navy; (3) to reassess, and as needed revise, existing regulatory and legal regimes, to include licensing, technology release and contracting procedures to meet the objectives outlined in the September 15, 2021, announcement of the AUKUS partnership; (4) to reinvigorate burden sharing with United States allies as a key component of adopting a sustainable long-term strategy to compete with China, Russia, and other revanchist dissatisfied powers; and (5) to modernize the United States export control system to reflect the new era of cooperation with partners and allies, incorporating commercial and defense technology that preserve, and enhance our way of life. 5. Department of State personnel and resources (a) Senior Advisor at the State Department for AUKUS (1) Designation The Secretary of State shall appoint a senior advisor at the Department of State to oversee and coordinate the implementation of the AUKUS agreement by the Department of State (referred to in this Act as the Senior Advisor ). (2) Reporting The senior advisor shall report directly to the Secretary of State. (3) Responsibilities It shall be the responsibility of the senior advisor— (A) to coordinate AUKUS implementation between relevant Department of State bureaus, directorates, and offices; (B) to represent the Department of State on matters relating to AUKUS in the interagency process; (C) to engage with relevant government and industry entities in the United Kingdom and Australia