; and (B) other Federal agencies that could potentially adopt the graphic symbol under this section in communicating information to people with limited English proficiency. (2) No delay The Secretary shall not allow coordination under paragraph (1) to delay the design of the graphic symbol under this section, the issuance of the final report under subsection (d), or the dissemination of the symbol under section 3. 3. Dissemination of the health care language access symbol (a) In general Upon finalization of the design of the graphic symbol under section 2, the Secretary shall— (1) design an education program with the goal of increasing awareness of interpretation and translated materials and services among those who need linguistic access solutions with respect to health programs, products, and services; (2) work with entities likely to interact with populations that have limited English proficiency or linguistic barriers to health care access, such as public health departments, interpreter and translator associations, health care providers, health care assisters, Federally qualified health centers, health insurance issuers, community-based organizations, refugee resettlement organizations, and other entities identified by the Secretary; (3) work with health care providers, issuers, public health departments, and other entities identified by the Secretary as engaging in communication to consumers regarding health and health care to inform such entities of the symbol and encourage the use of the symbol in consumer communications