; (F) recommending ways to create a complexity index for mental health and substance use disorders; and (G) assessing access to community-based mental health and substance use disorder services in underserved geographic areas and communities of color. (d) Team (1) In general The Interagency Coordinator may appoint such personnel (in this Act referred to as the team ) as the Interagency Coordinator considers appropriate. (2) Composition The Interagency Coordinator shall ensure that the team, collectively, has the following experience: (A) Working in an adult mental health setting. (B) Working in a geriatric mental health setting. (C) Working in a child mental health setting. (D) Working in an adult substance use disorder setting. (E) Working in a child substance use disorder setting. (F) Working in the adult justice system with a focus on mental health and substance use disorders. (G) Working in the juvenile justice system with a focus on mental health and substance use disorders. (H) Working in a school or college campus-based setting with a focus on mental health and substance use disorders. (I) Working in a health care facility of the Department of Veterans Affairs with a focus on mental health and substance use disorders. (J) Working in a foster care setting. (K) Working in an integrated care setting. (L) Receiving mental health and substance use disorder care as an adult. (M) Receiving mental health and substance use disorder care as a child. (N) Having been incarcerated in the adult justice system while suffering from a mental illness or substance use disorder. (O) Having been detained in the juvenile justice system while suffering from a mental illness or substance use disorder. (P) Having been placed in a foster care setting. (Q) Experience providing mental health or substance use disorder care in minority and underserved communities. (3) Delegation of responsibilities The Interagency Coordinator shall delegate to the team responsibilities including— (A) using the framework created under subsection (c)(1)