(B) multilateral agency partners, includ-
ing— 
(i) the Food and Agriculture Organi-
zation; 
(ii) the World Health Organization; 
(iii) the Office International des 
Epizooties, the world animal health organi-
zation; and 
(iv) the World Conservation Union; 
(C) conservation organizations with exper-
tise in international and domestic bird moni-
toring and surveillance; 
(D) accredited colleges of veterinary medi-
cine; and 
(E) other national and international part-
ners, as necessary. 
(3) INTERNATIONAL SURVEILLANCE.—The eli-
gible organization, in coordination with the Influenza 
Branch of the Centers for Disease Control and Pre-
vention, shall manage an international surveillance 
program under which Federal GNAIS partners shall, 
and non-Federal GNAIS partners are encouraged 
to— 
(A) monitor and test for the presence or 
arrival of avian influenza and other significant
avian pathogens at important bird areas around 
the world and in marketplaces with intense 
trade in wild birds; 
(B) use trained professionals to collect 
samples and other data and send samples to ap-
propriate diagnostic centers; 
(C) use the GNAIS, in partnership with 
relevant agencies and organizations, for con-
ducting— 
(i) disease surveillance activities on 
migratory birds worldwide; 
(ii) domestic and international field 
investigations on migratory birds; 
(iii) training and capacity-building ac-
tivities related to the relationships between 
human health, domestic animal health, and 
wildlife health; and 
(iv) research on methods and ap-
proaches for detection and enhanced sur-
veillance of HPAI and other pathogens in 
migratory birds; and 
(D) send samples for avian influenza test-
ing to certified laboratories that— 
(i) meet internationally established 
methods standards;
(ii) are located at— 
(I) the Influenza Branch of the 
Centers for Disease Control and Pre-
vention; 
(II) the Office International des 
Epizooties, the world animal health 
organization; 
(III) the Food and Agriculture 
Organization; 
(IV) National Veterinary Services 
Laboratories of the Department of 
Agriculture; or 
(V) the Agricultural Research 
Service; and 
(iii) report the findings back to the el-
igible organization and GNAIS partners. 
(4) NETWORK.— 
(A) PARTNERS.—Federal GNAIS partners 
shall, and non-Federal GNAIS partners are en-
couraged to, transmit information related to 
global distribution and characteristics of avian 
influenza to the Secretary acting through the 
eligible organization. 
(B) 
ADMINISTRATION.—The 
Secretary, 
acting through the eligible organization, shall—
(i) use surveillance reports and other 
formal and informal sources of information 
to identify and investigate local disease 
outbreaks of avian influenza, in coordina-
tion with GNAIS partners; 
(ii) develop a long-term baseline of re-
gional data related to HPAI and pathogens 
in migratory birds for analysis between 
and across sites to create a system to iden-
tify when and where outbreaks might occur 
and paths of dispersal; 
(iii) provide technical assistance for 
disease prevention and control programs 
based on scientific understanding of the re-
lationships between wildlife health, domes-
tic animal health, and human health; 
(iv) provide analytical disease findings 
regularly to the Influenza Branch of the 
Centers for Disease Control and Preven-
tion and other Federal GNAIS partners to 
prevent or combat human diseases; 
(v) conduct other activities as are nec-
essary to support the GNAIS network and 
GNAIS partners; and
(vi) coordinate GNAIS surveillance re-
sults at the headquarters of the eligible or-
ganization. 
(5) DATABASE.— 
(A) IN GENERAL.—The Secretary, acting 
through the eligible organization, shall manage, 
map, and make available on a database on the 
Internet all results and information gathered 
under this section. 
(B) 
REQUIREMENTS.—The 
database 
shall— 
(i) provide geographic data on wild 
bird populations and the movements of the 
populations and laboratory test results; 
and 
(ii) be available for viewing by any 
Federal agency, foreign country, multilat-
eral institution, organization, or individual. 
(6) TRAINING.—The Secretary shall request ac-
credited colleges of veterinary medicine and other 
GNAIS partners to train members of the GNAIS 
network to— 
(A) monitor important bird areas around 
the world; and
(B) test for the presence or arrival of 
avian influenza and other significant avian 
pathogens of zoonotic concern. 
(d) AUTHORIZATION OF APPROPRIATIONS.—There is 
authorized to be appropriated to carry out this section 
$10,000,000 for each of the fiscal years 2006 through 
2010. 
SEC. 109. PROCUREMENTS FOR STRATEGIC NATIONAL 
STOCKPILE. 
For the purpose of preventing and treating pandemic 
influenza, the Secretary shall take immediate action to 
procure for the stockpile under section 319F–2 of the 
Public Health Service Act such quantities of anti-virals, 
vaccines, essential medications, and other supplies as the 
Secretary determines to be necessary. 
SEC. 110. NATIONAL TRACKING AND DISTRIBUTION SYS-
TEM FOR VACCINES AND ANTI-VIRALS. 
(a) IN GENERAL.—The Secretary shall develop and 
implement a national system for the tracking and distribu-
tion of anti-viral medications and vaccines in order to pre-
pare and respond to pandemic influenza. 
(b) SYSTEM.—The system developed under para-
graph (1) shall—