; and (II) matters relating to trace evidence. (iii) Scene examination. (iv) Medicine. (v) Digital and multimedia. (vi) Physics and pattern interpretation. (vii) Computational forensic algorithms. (D) Further the development of standards under subsection (e)(1) and other guidelines. (d) Resource task groups (1) Establishment The Secretary, acting through the Board, shall establish legal, human factors, quality, and statistics task groups to support and assist the Organization with matters relating to questions of law, human factors, ethical and social implications of technology, workflow processes, quality assurance, and statistics. (2) Membership The Secretary, acting through the Board, shall ensure that each task group established under paragraph (1) is composed of voting members of the subcommittees established under subsection (c)(3) who have relevant expertise. (3) Chairpersons The Secretary, acting through the Board, shall appoint a chairperson of each task group established under paragraph (1). (e) Forensic science standards development process (1) Standards development process The Secretary, acting through the Organization, shall implement a process to facilitate the development of scientifically sound, consensus-based forensic standards and guidelines, consistent with the duties described for each entity established under this section. (2) Technical review (A) Process required The Secretary shall establish a process for technical peer review to provide feedback on a draft of a standard or guideline to a relevant subcommittee of a scientific area committee before such standard or guideline is submitted to a nongovernmental standards development organization or submitted for inclusion in a registry of forensic standards or guidelines. (B) Participants The process established under subparagraph (A)— (i) may include members of the Organization