; (3) other representatives of relevant State and local agencies; (4) members of the public with experience in— (A) the livestock, insect, and agricultural commodities industries; (B) the livestock trucking industry; or (C) transportation safety; and (5) any other groups or stakeholders that the working group determines to be appropriate. (d) Considerations In carrying out the duties of the working group under subsection (b), the working group shall— (1) consider the impact of the existing hours of service regulations under subpart A of part 395 of title 49, Code of Federal Regulations (or successor regulations), on the commercial transport of livestock, insects, and agricultural commodities; (2) identify incompatibilities and other challenges and concerns caused by the hours of service regulations described in paragraph (1) and electronic logging device regulations under subpart B of part 395 of title 49, Code of Federal Regulations (or successor regulations), on the transport of livestock, insects, and agricultural commodities; (3) identify initiatives and regulatory changes that maintain and protect the safety of highways and allow for the safe, efficient, and productive marketplace transport of livestock, insects, and agricultural commodities; and (4) consider such other issues as the Secretary considers appropriate. (e) Composition (1) In general The Secretary (or a designee) shall serve as the chair of the working group. (2) Membership (A) In general The working group shall be composed of members appointed by the Secretary, including individuals with knowledge and expertise that includes highway safety, the commercial motor vehicle and transportation industries, animal husbandry, and the transportation of livestock, insects, and agricultural commodities. (B) Requirement The working group shall include, at a minimum, representatives of— (i) the Department of Agriculture; (ii) State agencies, including State departments of agriculture and transportation