; (iii) health care payment and financing reforms; (iv) integrated health care delivery systems, coordinated care models, and value-based contracting; (v) public health; (vi) program integrity and fraud prevention; (vii) health information technology and telehealth; (viii) prescription drug pricing or payment; and (ix) operating a Medicaid program, health plan, hospital, or health care delivery system. (C) Diversity The membership of MACPAC shall also provide representation from a variety of different professions and geographic areas and provide for a balanced representation among urban, suburban, and rural areas. (D) Balance of perspectives The Comptroller General of the United States shall ensure members appointed for initial or subsequent terms to MACPAC reflect an appropriate balance of political perspectives, including by taking into account political party registration and contributions made to political candidates and parties. (E) Majority nonproviders (i) In general Individuals who are directly involved in the provision, or management of the delivery, of items and services covered under Medicaid or CHIP shall not constitute a majority of the membership of MACPAC. (ii) Medicaid and CHIP directors For purposes of this subparagraph, Medicaid and CHIP directors shall not be considered to be directly involved in the provision, or management of the delivery, of items and services covered under Medicaid or CHIP. (F) Ethical disclosure (i) In general The Comptroller General of the United States shall establish a system for the public disclosure of financial, professional, political, advocacy, or other activities of members of MACPAC that may result in, or be perceived to result in, conflicts of interest relating to such members’ service on MACPAC. (ii) Timing of disclosures The Comptroller General shall require that each member of MACPAC make— (I) the disclosure described in clause (i) on an annual basis