; (2) appropriate procedures for protecting employees of the Transit Authority engaged in work along the track right-of-way, including good faith challenge procedures; (3) instructions to train operators; (4) relevant rules of the Transit Authority; (5) third rail safety; (6) illuminations; and (7) any additional related safety matters. (c) Standards The Task Fore shall conduct the review in accordance with— (1) the best principles and practices found in Safety Management Systems and High Reliability Organizations identified in the report of the Transit Rail Advisory Committee entitled Implementing Safety Management System Principles in Rail Transit Agencies , dated May 20, 2011; and (2) recommendations detailing how processes, practices, tasks, and individual employee responsibilities can support a strong safety culture, as reported in the report of the Transit Rail Advisory Committee entitled Building Toward a Strong Safety Culture Within the Bus and Rail Transit Industry , dated February 27, 2017. (d) Membership (1) In general The Task Force shall be composed of 4 members as follows: (A) The Chairman of the Washington Metrorail Safety Commission (or the Chairman’s designee). (B) The Chief Safety Officer of the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (or the Chief Safety Officer’s designee). (C) The Deputy Chief of Rail Safety and Facilities of the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (or the Deputy Chief’s designee). (D) The President of Amalgamated Transit Union, Local 689 (or the President’s designee). (2) Chair The Chairman of the Washington Metrorail Safety Commission (or the Chairman’s designee) shall be the Chair of the Task Force. (3) Meetings The Task Force shall meet at the call of the Chair, but in no event less than 4 times per year. Any member of the Task Force may call a meeting of the Task Force if the member provides not fewer than 10 days written notice of the meeting to the other members. (4) Compensation