‘‘(III) improve information sharing, coordina- tion, and communication among disparate bio- surveillance systems supported by the Department  of Health and Human Services, including the  identification of methods to improve accountability,  better utilize resources and workforce capabilities,  and incorporate innovative technologies within and  across agencies; and  ‘‘(IV) test and evaluate capabilities of the inter- operable network of systems to improve situational  awareness and biosurveillance capabilities;  ‘‘(iv) includes performance measures and the  metrics by which performance measures will be  assessed with respect to the measurable steps under  clause (iii); and  ‘‘(v) establishes dates by which each measurable  step under clause (iii) will be implemented.  ‘‘(B) ANNUAL BUDGET PLAN.—Not later than 2 years  after the date of enactment of the Pandemic and All-Haz- ards Preparedness and Advancing Innovation Act of 2019  and on an annual basis thereafter, in accordance with  the strategy and implementation plan under this para- graph, the Secretary shall, taking into account rec- ommendations provided by the National Biodefense Science  Board, develop a budget plan based on the strategy and  implementation plan under this section. Such budget plan  shall include—  ‘‘(i) a summary of resources previously expended  to establish, improve, and utilize the nationwide public  health situational awareness and biosurveillance net- work under paragraph (1);  ‘‘(ii) estimates of costs and resources needed to  establish and improve the network under paragraph  (1) according to the strategy and implementation plan  under subparagraph (A);  ‘‘(iii) the identification of gaps and inefficiencies  in nationwide public health situational awareness and  biosurveillance capabilities, resources, and authorities  needed to address such gaps; and  ‘‘(iv) a strategy to minimize and address such gaps  and improve inefficiencies.’’;  (G) in paragraph (7), as so redesignated—  (i) in subparagraph (A), by inserting ‘‘(taking into  account zoonotic disease, including gaps in scientific  understanding of the interactions between human,  animal, and environmental health)’’ after ‘‘human  health’’;  (ii) in subparagraph (B)—  (I) by inserting ‘‘and gaps in surveillance pro- grams’’ after ‘‘surveillance programs’’; and  (II) by striking ‘‘; and’’ and inserting a semi- colon;  (iii) in subparagraph (C)—  (I) by inserting ‘‘, animal health organizations  related to zoonotic disease,’’ after ‘‘health care enti- ties’’; and  Evaluation.  Deadline.  Summary.  Cost estimates.  Strategy.  133 STAT. 922  PUBLIC LAW 116–22—JUNE 24, 2019 