; (B) evaluating pilot projects and other efforts conducted under this section for impact and best practices to inform broader national use; (C) using consistent evaluation methodologies to compare return on investment across efforts conducted under this section; (D) compiling, synthesizing, disseminating, and adopting lessons learned to promote the adoption of electronic health care transactions and operating rules across the health care system; and (E) making recommendations to the Secretary and the National Committee on Vital and Health Statistics regarding the national adoption of efforts conducted under this section. (2) Eligibility The entity designated under paragraph (1) shall be a qualified nonprofit entity that— (A) focuses its mission on administrative simplification; (B) has demonstrated experience using a multi-stakeholder and consensus-based process for the development of common, uniform specifications, operating rules, best practices, and conventions, for the efficient, effective exchange of administrative transactions that includes representation by or participation from health plans, health care providers, vendors, States, relevant Federal agencies, and other health care standard development organizations; (C) has demonstrated experience providing technical assistance to health plans, health care providers, vendors, and States relating to the simplification of administrative transactions and operating rules, increased standardization, and the efficiency and effectiveness of the transmission of health care information; (D) has demonstrated experience evaluating and measuring the adoption and return on investment of administrative transactions and operating rules; (E) has demonstrated experience gathering, synthesizing, and adopting common, uniform specifications, operating rules, best practices, and conventions for national use based on lessons learned to promote the adoption of electronic health care transactions and operating rules across the health care system