in the decision making processes through effective participation mechanisms, as through their local organizations and government representatives. (C) Effective and agile spending of Federal funds for the recovery and long-term resiliency of families, communities, municipalities, and local Puerto Rican businesses and organizations. (D) Accountability of those executing and implementing plans and programs, and transparency before the Federal government and the people from Puerto Rico. (E) Recovery efforts that feed on local knowledge and visions on how to rebuild the island. (F) A regional approach to mitigation and adaptation through the coordination of Federal, State, local, and community efforts. 3. Office for equitable, transparent, and Accountable Puerto Rico Reconstruction (a) Establishment of the office for equitable, transparent, and accountable Puerto Rico reconstruction There is established the Office for Equitable, Transparent, and Accountable Puerto Rico Reconstruction which shall be headed by the Puerto Rico Civil Society Task Force with the lead of its Chairperson. (b) Civil society task force (1) Establishment There is hereby established the Puerto Rico Civil Society Task Force as an independent Federal entity established to ensure accountability of and local oversight over reconstruction efforts in Puerto Rico. (2) Composition The Task Force shall be composed of 13 members, who shall be selected not more than 60 days after the date of the enactment of this Act as follows: (A) Two members to represent the municipalities of Puerto Rico, selected by the 78 Mayors of Puerto Rico in an election held during a general assembly of Mayors. Each Mayor shall nominate a resident of their municipality to participate as a candidate for representative to the civil society task force. Candidates should be of legal age and should not be employed by the government. (B) Four members to represent the organized low-moderate income communities, selected in an election held during a general assembly of eligible community