; removal The term of a member of the Task Force shall be for the duration of the Task Force, unless the member is removed in accordance with a process established by— (A) the Mayors of Puerto Rico, in the case of members described in paragraph (2)(A); and (B) the assembly of the sector that selected the member, in the case of members described in subparagraphs (B) through (G) of paragraph (2). (5) Dissolution; reactivation (A) Dissolution The Task Force shall continue until 180 days consecutive days have elapsed during which— (i) all recovery projects undertaken with Federal funds have been implemented; and (ii) no active emergency or disaster declaration has been in force or been petitioned by the Governor of Puerto Rico. (B) Reactivation If, after the Task Force has dissolved, an emergency or disaster declaration is petitioned by the Governor of Puerto Rico, the Task Force shall be reactivated. (c) Civil society Task Force Representatives to the Agencies (1) Appointment of representatives (A) Nomination Not later than 90 days after the date of the enactment of this Act, the Task Force shall submit to each agency the name of two individuals with the qualifications listed in paragraph (3), as nominees to represent the Task Force at that agency. (B) Appointment Each agency shall appoint one of the individuals nominated under subparagraph (A) as the Civil Society Task Force Representative at that agency. (C) Expansion The Civil Society Task Force may call for the creation of additional Civil Society Task Force Representatives if this is required for proper oversight of Federal funds for recovery. (2) Term The term of each Civil Society Task Force Representative shall be— (A) one year