society task force. Candidates should be of legal age and should not be employed by the government. (B) Four members to represent the organized low-moderate income communities, selected in an election held during a general assembly of eligible community leaders. Eligible community leaders shall have been the elected representatives of their official community Board as shown by certification from that Board. (C) Two members to represent community based non-profit organizations, selected in an election held during a general assembly of eligible non-profit organizations. Eligible non-profit organizations must be registered as such in the Puerto Rico State Department, be exempt from local or federal taxes, and provide socioeconomic services directly to communities, including social services, education, health, economic development, housing, environment, culture and arts. Educational institutions, such as private schools, universities or other post-secondary education organizations, or hospitals that are not small community health providers are not eligible to participate in the general assembly of non-profit organizations. (D) One member to represent the foundation and philanthropic sector, selected in an election held during a general assembly of eligible non-profit philanthropic foundations. Eligible philanthropic foundations must be registered as such in the Puerto Rico State Department, and concentrate their efforts in offering grants, donations and financial support to other service providers. (E) One member to represent the business sector, selected in an election held during a general assembly convened by the principal business organizations of Puerto Rico, including the Puerto Rico Chamber of Commerce, Cooperative Executives Association (Asociación de Ejecutivos de Cooperativas), Centro Unido de Detallistas, Entrepreneurs for Puerto Rico (Empresarios por Puerto Rico), the Public Accountant Bar (Colegio de Contadores Públicos Autorizados) and the Economist Association of Puerto Rico (Asociación de Economistas