; and (III) establish standards for making information on quality under the Program established under this section as assessed using clinical measures described in subclause (I) available to the public. As part of the standards described in subclause (III) the Secretary shall, in consultation with relevant stakeholders, develop standards that would establish a minimum threshold for the volume of individual patients to be listed for transplant in an Organ Procurement and Transplant Network under contract with the Secretary and that would measure the number of individuals that an Organization moved on to, kept on, or removed from the transplant list and the number of individuals that receive a transplant after participating in the Organization. The number of Program-eligible beneficiaries assigned to an Organization on the transplant list that have not opted out at the time of the agreement between the Secretary and an Organization shall be noted as part of such agreement. Organizations shall submit such measures as a condition of payment and Program-eligible beneficiary assignment under this subsection. (ii) Requirement for stakeholder input In developing measures and requirements under subclauses (I) and (II) of clause (i), the Secretary shall request and consider input from a stakeholder board that includes at least one nephrologist, a pediatric nephrologist, other suppliers and providers of services as determined appropriate by the Secretary, renal dialysis facilities, beneficiary advocates, a health equity expert, a mental health provider, a transplant surgeon, and Medicare-approved transplant programs. Section 14 of the Federal Advisory Committee Act shall not apply to the stakeholder board. (iii) Additional assessments and reporting requirements The Secretary shall assess the extent to which an Organization offers integrated and patient-centered care through analysis of information obtained from Program-eligible beneficiaries assigned to or who elect the Organization through surveys, such as the In-Center