; and (iv) any other aspects of home ventilators and similar devices that the technical expert panel determines are appropriate to ensure access to medically appropriate devices. (C) Membership In establishing the technical expert panel, the Secretary shall solicit recommendations from interested stakeholders. The technical expert panel shall be composed of a minimum of 15 individuals with relevant expertise and perspectives, including the following: (i) Home invasive and noninvasive ventilator patients and caregivers. (ii) Experts with relevant clinical experience and expertise, including researchers in respiratory care, pulmonologists, nurses, respiratory therapists, and other clinicians. (iii) Experts with subject matter expertise in reimbursement systems and medical necessity requirements under this title. (iv) Experts in the supply of devices and services for home ventilation therapy. (v) Experts in the design, development, and manufacturing of home ventilation equipment. (D) Use of the recommendations by the secretary (i) In general In consultation with stakeholders, the Secretary shall, based upon the recommendations described in subparagraph (B), update national coverage determinations for ventilators and devices described in paragraph (1). (ii) Timing The Secretary shall finalize and implement updated national coverage determinations described in clause (i), taking into account public comments made during the determination process, not later than 9 months after any date on which the Secretary receives recommendations described in subparagraph (B) from the technical expert panel. (E) Transparency The Secretary shall make the minutes of all meetings of the technical expert panel and all documentation relating to the formulation of recommendations described in subparagraph (B) available to the public through the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services website. .