; and (2) are eligible to be funded pursuant to section 5. (c) Process (1) Seeking input (A) In general In developing and issuing standards under this section and any related regulations or guidance, the Secretary shall seek input from community stakeholders, health care and wellness professionals, law enforcement agencies, Tribes, and nonprofit organizations involved in de-escalation at the local level, and others knowledgeable about the need for and importance of de-escalation, including through holding public meetings throughout the Nation and through other media, including webinars. (B) Definition In this section, the term community stakeholders includes— (i) members of minority communities, those with disabilities, persons of color, immigrants, noncitizens, Native Americans, youth, and formerly incarcerated persons; and (ii) nonprofit organizations with longstanding experience, in communities with high rates of violence, conducting de-escalation and conflict prevention work targeting the categories of individuals described in clause (i). (2) Negotiated rulemaking In developing and issuing standards under this section, the Secretary shall consider the use of negotiated rulemaking. 4. Advisory Board (a) Establishment To assist in carrying out this Act, the Secretary shall establish an advisory board to be known as the De-Escalation Advisory Board. (b) Composition (1) In general The Advisory Board shall be composed of— (A) up to 25 members appointed by the Secretary in accordance with paragraph (2) (in this subsection referred to as the appointed members ), who shall be voting members