; (B) the sufficiency of such facilities to fulfill the purposes of this Act; and (C) legislative and regulatory recommendations, determined in consultation with the Advisory Committee, to improve the availability of such facilities for Federal, State, and Tribal users. 6. Wildlife Disease Emergency Response Program (a) Establishment The Director shall establish the Wildlife Disease Emergency Response Program to— (1) provide and coordinate Federal incident command training, operations, and resources specific to wildlife health issues; (2) support emergency containment and research activities in response to wildlife disease emergencies; and (3) establish and provide training to Federal, State, and Tribal agencies on animal welfare best practices during wildlife disease emergency planning and response activities. (b) Federal Wildlife Disease Emergency Response Fund There is hereby established in the Treasury an account to be known as the Federal Wildlife Disease Emergency Response Fund which shall be available to the Secretary for the purposes described in subsection (c) . (c) Authority (1) Declaration of emergency The Secretary may declare a wildlife health emergency at the request of a Governor of a State or the head of a Tribal Government. During the period of such an emergency, the Secretary may— (A) use the authorities and the resources granted to the Secretary under Federal law to support State, Tribal, and local wildlife disease emergency management efforts relating to such emergency; (B) coordinate emergency assistance (including voluntary assistance) provided by Federal agencies, private organizations, and State, Tribal, and local governments relating to such emergency; (C) provide technical and advisory assistance to affected State, Tribal, and local governments relating to— (i) wildlife health and safety measures; (ii) issuance of warnings of risks or hazards; and (iii) providing public information relating to wildlife health and safety