; (ii) legislators; (iii) public health officials; (iv) judges; (v) court administrators; (vi) prosecutors; (vii) defense counsel; (viii) victims’ rights organizations; (ix) probation and parole officials; (x) criminal justice planners; (xi) criminologists; (xii) civil rights and liberties organizations; (xiii) community-based organization leaders; (xiv) formerly incarcerated individuals; (xv) professional organizations; and (xvi) corrections officials; and (B) include in the final report required under subsection (c) summaries of the input and recommendations of the leaders consulted under subparagraph (A). (2) United States sentencing commission To the extent the review and recommendations required by this section relate to sentencing policies and practices for the Federal criminal justice system, the Commission shall conduct the review in consultation with the United States Sentencing Commission. (h) Sense of Congress on unanimity It is the sense of Congress that, given the national importance of the matters before the Commission— (1) the Commission should work toward developing findings and supplemental guidance that are unanimously supported by the members of the Commission; and (2) a finding or supplemental guidance unanimously supported by the members of the Commission should take precedence over a finding or supplemental guidance that is not unanimously supported. 6. Membership (a) In general The Commission shall be composed of 14 members, as follows: (1) The President shall appoint 1 member, who shall serve as a co-chairperson of the Commission. (2) The co-chairperson described in paragraph (1) shall appoint 6 members in consultation with the leadership of— (A) the Senate and House of Representatives of the same political party as the President; (B) the Committee on the Judiciary of the House of Representatives of the same political party as the President