Establish a strategic science and innovation plan (SSIP) that will enable FDA to realize the benefits of regulatory science for patients and consumers, thus enhancing and advancing public health.The <a href=http://www.fda.gov/ScienceResearch/SpecialTopics/RegulatoryScience/ucm267719.htm target=”_blank”>FDA Strategic Plan for Regulatory Science</a> identifies 8 critical priority areas and supporting activities where new or enhanced engagement in regulatory science research is essential to continued mission success. Successful implementation of this regulatory science plan, including engagement with diverse stakeholders, will allow the Agency to fulfill its regulatory mission today while also being prepared for the new challenges of tomorrow.A. Establish Science and Innovation Strategic Advisory Council (SISAC)4/30/2010Completed4/9/2010B. Kick off meeting with SISAC5/31/2010Completed5/13/2010C. Hold a half-day SISAC retreat to refine draft SSIP9/30/2010Completed9/17/2010D. Complete draft SSIP10/31/2010<i>(4/30/2011)</i>Completed4/15/2011E. Present draft SSIP publicly and for FDA's Science Board input at Science Board Meeting11/15/2010<i>(8/31/2011)</i>Completed8/19/2011As projects progress, approaches and strategies can change including the milestones listed under each project. In instances where approaches and strategies change and milestones and dates are affected, the revised milestone date will be provided in italics under the original milestone date.http://www.fda.gov/AboutFDA/Transparency/track/ucm206688.htmFDA-TRACK OC Office of the Chief Scientist Dashboard