; and (ii) except with respect to the undergraduate students, technical qualifications and professional standing. (C) Members of the commission Members appointed under subparagraph (A) shall be comprised of the following relevant stakeholders: (i) 2 undergraduate student leaders from different types of institutions of higher education. (ii) 2 members of national or regional student advocacy organizations with a track record of engagement and expertise on issues related to college costs and student debt. (iii) 1 consumer advocate or consumer protection expert with demonstrated knowledge of consumer protection issues related to undergraduate students. (iv) 2 representatives of faculty groups or associations with expertise related to higher education finance or governance. (v) 1 State government official with demonstrated knowledge of State budgeting and higher education funding. (vi) 3 administrative officers from various types of institutions of higher education, including at least 1 from a minority-serving institution. (vii) 1 higher education researcher. (viii) 1 State postsecondary education data system director. (ix) 1 member from the National Center for Education Statistics. (x) 1 member from the Federal Student Aid Office of the Department of Education. (3) Recommendations (A) In general The Commission shall make recommendations on a set of minimum accountability standards that institutions of higher education must meet with respect to affordability, accessibility, and value in order to receive funds or that the students of such institutions may receive funds pursuant to title IV of the Higher Education Act of 1965 ( 20 U.S.C. 1070 et seq.) programs. The Commission shall also recommend measures and acceptable levels of performance on those measures to assess compliance with the minimum accountability standards. If the Commission cannot issue its recommendations by consensus, it shall issue its recommendations based on the views of a majority of the Commission. (B) Required measures The Commission shall