True or False: Following the NAS report in 2009, the work product of the interagency working groups could not be shared due to the Federal Advisory Committee Act (FACA).

The statement is true because the findings and outputs generated by the interagency working groups following the NAS report in 2009 are subjected to the constraints of the Federal Advisory Committee Act (FACA). FACA serves to ensure that advisory committees operate in a manner that is open to the public and provides for transparency and interest representation. The Act constrains the sharing of certain types of documents and work products from these interagency committees, as they often involve a high degree of governmental oversight, public accountability, and procedural adherence in their operations. This means that without proper adherence to FACA regulations, the work product generated cannot be freely shared, particularly in a manner that is consistent with the act's transparency requirements.