HSC Policy Coordination Committees (HSC/PCCs) shall coordinate the development and implementation of homeland security policies by multiple departments and agencies throughout the Federal government, and shall coordinate those policies with State and local government. The HSC/PCCs shall be the main day-to-day fora for interagency coordination of homeland security policy. They shall provide policy analysis for consideration by the more senior committees of the HSC system and ensure timely responses to decisions made by the President. Each HSC/PCC shall include representatives from the executive departments, offices, and agencies represented in the HSC/DC. Eleven HSC/PCCs are hereby established for the following functional areas, each to be chaired by the designated Senior Director from the Office of Homeland Security: (1) Detection, Surveillance, and Intelligence (by the Senior Director, Intelligence and Detection); (2) Plans, Training, Exercises, and Evaluation (by the Senior Director, Policy and Plans); (3) Law Enforcement and Investigation (by the Senior Director, Intelligence and Detection); (4) Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD) Consequence Management (by the Senior Director, Response and Recovery); (5) Key Asset, Border, Territorial Waters, and Airspace Security (by the Senior Director, Protection and Prevention); (6) Domestic Transportation Security (by the Senior Director, Protection and Prevention); (7) Research and Development (by the Senior Director, Research and Development); (8) Medical and Public Health Preparedness (by the Senior Director, Protection and Prevention); (9) Domestic Threat Response and Incident Management (by the Senior Director, Response and Recovery); (10) Economic Consequences (by the Senior Director, Response and Recovery); and (11) Public Affairs (by the Senior Director, Communications). (White House, HSPD-1, 2001)