; and (2) keep Congress and other relevant stakeholders informed of the progress of the efforts by the Signatories to amend the interstate Compact and increase efficiencies within the Authority. (c) Makeup The makeup of the Commission shall be as follows: (1) The Governor of Virginia. (2) The Governor of Maryland. (3) The Mayor of the District of Columbia. (4) The Secretary of Transportation. (5) The General Manager of the Authority. (6) 1 member of the National Academy for Public Administration contracted under section 402 of this Act. (7) 8 Members of the House of Representatives appointed by the Speaker of the House, 5 of which shall be from the majority, and 3 of which shall be from the minority. (8) 3 Members of the Senate appointed by the majority leader, 2 of which shall be from the majority, and 1 of which shall be from the minority. (d) Designees Any member of the Commission may select an individual to serve as a designee on the Commission. (e) Chair The Chair shall be named by the Speaker of the House of Representatives. (f) Meetings (1) Frequency The Commission shall meet subject to the call of the Chair. (2) Outside participants The members of the Commission may vote with not less than 10 votes to invite outside guests, including stakeholders, subject matter experts, community leaders, elected officials, representatives of the business community, or other relevant entities to their meetings to provide counsel or briefings. (3) Location The Chair shall name the time and place of meetings, which may be held in a publicly or privately owned building with no expectation of reciprocal action or favoritism is provided to the individual granting permission for use of the space. (g) Duties The Governors of Maryland and Virginia, and the Mayor of the District of Columbia (referred to in this section as the executives ) jointly shall develop a document to reflect specific amendments, deletions, additions, or edits to the previous interstate Compact which governed the Authority. The executives shall provide, to