strategy (1) In general It shall be the duty of the Task Force to provide recommendations to the appropriate committees of Congress and the Secretary on the development and implementation of a national strategy for preventing targeted violence through behavioral threat assessment and management (referred to in this Act as the national strategy ). (2) Requirement In developing the national strategy required under paragraph (1), the Task Force shall take into account the different needs of communities across the United States. (3) Rule of construction The national strategy developed under this subsection shall not be construed to be a national standard. (c) Membership (1) Composition (A) In general The Task Force shall be composed of not more than 24 members as follows: (i) The Secretary or a designee with a position classified at GS–15 or above. (ii) Not more than 2 representatives of a nongovernmental organization that is determined by the Secretary to have expertise in behavioral threat assessment and management. (iii) Not more than 2 mental health service professionals with clinical experience who are determined by the Secretary to have expertise in behavioral threat assessment and management. (iv) One State or local prosecutor who is determined by the Secretary to have expertise in behavioral threat assessment and management. (v) Not more than 2 representatives from an educational entity who are determined by the Secretary to have expertise in behavioral threat assessment and management. (vi) Not more than 2 representatives from local behavioral threat assessment and management units who are determined by the Secretary to have expertise in behavioral threat assessment and management. (vii) Not more than 2 representatives from State behavioral threat assessment and management units who are determined by the Secretary to have expertise in behavioral threat assessment and management. (viii) One expert in behavioral threat assessment and management appointed by the head of each of the following entities: (I) The