Defense. (19) The Secretary of Transportation. (20) The Secretary of the Treasury. (21) The Administrator of the Small Business Administration. (22) The Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency. (23) Five health professionals with expertise in addressing racial and ethnic disparities, with at least one representative from a rural area, to be appointed by the Secretary. (24) Five policy experts specializing in addressing racial and ethnic disparities in education or racial and ethnic economic inequality to be appointed by the Secretary. (25) Six representatives from community-based organizations specializing in providing culturally competent care or services and addressing racial and ethnic disparities, to be appointed by the Secretary, with at least one representative from an urban Indian organization and one representative from a national organization that represents Tribal governments with expertise in Tribal public health. The Secretary shall take into account regional distribution when appointing such representatives. (26) Six State, local, territorial, or Tribal public health officials representing departments of public health, who shall represent jurisdictions from different regions of the United States with relatively high concentrations of historically marginalized populations, to be appointed by the Secretary, with at least one territorial representative and one representative of a Tribal public health department. (c) Administrative provisions (1) Appointment of non-government members Notwithstanding any other provision of law, the Secretary shall appoint all non-government members of the task force within 30 days of the date enactment of this section. (2) Chairperson The Secretary shall serve as the chairperson of the task force. The Director of the Office of Minority Health shall serve as the vice chairperson. (3) Staff The task force shall have 10 full-time staff members. (4) Meetings Not later than 45 days after the date of enactment of this section, the full task force shall have its