; and (vii) the Director of the Bureau of Indian Affairs or an individual designated by the Director. (B) Discretionary members The Secretary shall appoint 1 discretionary member from each of the following: (i) A State land management agency. (ii) A private forest landowner with total land holdings of greater than 1,000,000 acres. (iii) A private forest landowner with total land holdings of less than 1,000,000 acres. (iv) A sawmill, pulp, or paper manufacturer which relies on the sale of federal timber for at least 25 percent of their fiber supply. (v) An energy company, cooperative, or utility which provides customers with energy at least partially derived from the combustion of wood biomass. (vi) A land conservation nonprofit with previous experience in collaborative forestland restoration projects greater than 100,000 acres. (vii) A Tribal resource management organization with previous experience managing Tribal timberland. (viii) A wildlife conservation nonprofit with previous experience in collaborative forestland restoration projects greater than 100,000 acres. (ix) An urban resource conservation organization, with previous experience in urban and community reforestation projects. (2) Discretionary member terms Each discretionary member appointed to the task force under paragraph (1)(B) may be appointed and removed at the discretion of the Secretary. (3) Preservation of Public Advisory Status No individual may be appointed to the task force as a discretionary member under paragraph (1)(B) while serving as an officer or employee of the Federal Government. (4) Pay and expenses (A) Compensation Members of the task force shall serve without pay. (B) Reimbursement A member of the task force may be reimbursed for travel and lodging incurred while attending a meeting of the task force or any other meeting of members approved for reimbursement by the task force in the same amounts and under the same conditions as Federal employees under section 5703 of title 5, United States Code. (C) Expenses The expenses of the