; Administrative Provisions. Sec. 206. Manufacturing and industrial innovation report. Sec. 207. Comptroller General Report. Title III—President’s Advisory Committee on Manufacturing and Industrial Innovation Sec. 301. Establishment. Sec. 302. Membership. Sec. 303. Federal Manufacturing and Industrial Innovation Survey. Sec. 304. Continuation of Committee. Sec. 305. Staff and consultant support. Title IV—Federal Strategy and Coordinating Council on Manufacturing and Industrial Innovation Sec. 401. Establishment. Sec. 402. Membership. Sec. 403. Council on Manufacturing and Industrial Innovation Efforts. Sec. 404. Coordination. Sec. 405. Administration. Title V—Manufacturing and Industrial Innovation Policy Institute Sec. 501. Establishment. Sec. 502. Incorporation. Sec. 503. Duties. Sec. 504. Consultation of Institute activities. Sec. 505. Annual Reports. Sec. 506. Sponsorship. Title VI—National Medal of Manufacturing and Industrial Innovation Sec. 601. Award. Title VII—General Provisions Sec. 701. Authorization of appropriations. I National Manufacturing Policy and Priorities 101. Findings Congress, recognizing the profound historical role that all aspects of manufacturing, including research and development, engineering, skilled trades, and production, has played in the economy and society of the United States, and in the economic and innovative standing of the United States in the global community, and the interrelations of robust manufacturing on economic, environmental, national security, social, political, and institutional factors, finds that— (1) the general welfare, security, and economic health and stability of the United States require a long-term, substantial, coordinated, and multidisciplinary strategy and implementation of cohesive objectives to remain at the forefront of industrial innovation