; and (ii) coordination of policies relating to the granting, implementation, and continuation of waivers through such Secretaries and Director in order to have a coordinated strategy that avoids duplication of effort by the States or Secretaries and Director and ensures clarity about waiver application status and approval. (2) Single application The process under paragraph (1)(A) shall permit a State to submit a single application for a waiver under all of the provisions of this section and the provisions of law listed under clauses (i) and (ii) of such paragraph. (3) Submission of conforming amendments The Secretary of Health and Human Services, in coordination with the other Secretaries (including the Director of the Office of Personnel Management), shall submit to Congress such recommendations for such technical and conforming amendments to law as may be appropriate to assist in the implementation of this section. (g) Independent Assessment Panel for Comprehensive Health Care (1) Establishment There is established a committee to be known as the Independent Assessment Panel for Comprehensive Health Care (in this section referred to as the Panel ). (2) Consideration of submissions The Secretary shall forward a copy of each waiver application submitted under this section to the Panel for consideration under this subsection. (3) Duties The Panel shall— (A) review any waiver application by a State forwarded under paragraph (2) and any report submitted under paragraph (1) of subsection (e) for purposes of the review under paragraph (2) of such subsection; (B) not later than 90 days after submission of such application (or report) by the State, provide to the State and to the Secretary the recommendations of the Panel regarding the approval or disapproval of such waiver application (or regarding the status of the waiver for continuation pursuant to subsection (e)(2)) and, if applicable, possible improvements to such application (or for purposes of subsection (e)(2))