One expert in threat assessment and management appointed by the head of each of the following entities: (i) The National Threat Assessment Center of the United States Secret Service. (ii) The Protective Intelligence and Assessment Division of the United States Secret Service. (iii) The Behavioral Analysis Unit–1 of the Critical Incident Response Group of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. (iv) The Joint Terrorism Task Force of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. (v) The United States Marshals Service of the Department of Justice. (vi) The Office on Violence Against Women of the Department of Justice. (vii) The Naval Criminal Investigative Service of the Department of the Navy. (viii) The United States Capitol Police. (ix) The Department of Education. (x) The Department of Health and Human Services. (2) Chairperson The Secretary of Homeland Security shall appoint a chairperson of the Task Force. (3) Consultation The Task Force may, as the chairperson determines necessary, consult with experts in threat assessment and management from State, local, and Tribal government agencies and private entities that have established threat assessment and management programs. (4) Term of membership (A) Term of members Members of the Task Force shall serve until the head of the respective entity of the member appoints a new representative to the Task Force. (B) Term of chairperson The chairperson shall serve until the Secretary of Homeland Security appoints a new chairperson. (5) Member compensation Members of the Task Force may not receive additional pay, allowances, or benefits by reason of their service on the Task Force. (d) Operating rules and procedures (1) Rules and procedures Any member of the Task Force may propose to develop or change existing operating rules and procedures of the Task Force consistent with the functions of the Task Force. Any change to such operating rules and procedures shall be adopted upon a majority vote of the Task Force. (2) Findings and solutions The Task Force shall adopt recommendations