; and (ii) may provide such advice and recommendations without any formal request from the Department of Commerce. (g) Development of economic impact metrics of Ocean Innovation Clusters The Administrator of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, the Director of the Bureau of Economic Analysis of the Department of Commerce, and the heads of other relevant Federal agencies shall use and refine the Marine Economy Satellite Account to measure the value to and impact of Ocean Innovation Clusters on the Blue Economy. (h) Areas of focus The Director of Sea Grant, the Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Oceans and Atmosphere, and the Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Economic Development shall coordinate with each Ocean Innovation Cluster in the following areas of focus: (1) Increasing pathways for new entrants into the Blue Economy for individuals and entities. (2) Intellectual property management. (3) Enhancing the sustainability of seafood supply chains, including with respect to food, transportation, processing, health and beauty products, animal feed, medical biotechnology, bioplastics, biofuels, and other value-added products, to strive for full use of harvested natural resources. (4) Providing significant and sustainable economic opportunity through advanced research, cross-sector science, and technology development. (5) Contributing new knowledge, processes, technology, and support for stakeholders in the Blue Economy, especially to advance sustainability in specific sectors. (6) Working with Federal, State, local, and Tribal agencies to clearly communicate laws, regulations, and agency practices affecting industry needs, planning, or growth opportunities. (7) Creating investable opportunities through the development of economies of scale to enhance growth opportunities, job creation, sustainability, and expansion for small businesses within the Blue Economy. (8) Workforce development and training, business planning, identifying existing and needed technology and economic infrastructure, and