Management, State Medicaid agencies, and State medicaid fraud control units. (IV) Private sector membership (aa) In general The executive board shall consist of at least three senior-level representatives from various private sector health care related associations, including any national association focusing on Medicaid fraud at the State level. The private health sector associations shall be national professional associations or trade groups that are focused on health care insurance, anti-fraud, or both. (bb) Selection The members of the board from private sector health care related associations shall be jointly selected by the Federal Government members described in subclause (III)(aa), after outreach to known relevant private sector health care related associations with a national scope. After considering any appropriate individual input from private-sector partners, the Secretary and Attorney General (or their designees) shall make all final executive decisions. In the case that the executive board expands the number of members from the Federal Government pursuant to subclause (III)(bb), the number of members of the executive board from the private health sector may also increase by the same number of representatives, through the same process as described in this item for purposes of selection of members from the private sector. (ii) Meetings The executive board of the partnership shall meet at least twice per year. (iii) Executive board duties The duties of the executive board shall include the following: (I) Providing strategic direction for the partnership, including membership criteria and a mission statement. (II) Communicating with the leadership of the Department of Health and Human Services and the Department of Justice and the various private health sector associations. (III) Sharing with partners topics for studies and analysis. (F) Reports Not later than September 30, 2021, and every 2 years thereafter, the Secretary shall submit to Congress and make available on the public website of the Centers