; and (B) such other Federal officials as may be designated by the President. (3) Chairperson The chairperson of the Task Force shall be the Assistant Secretary of the Administration for Children and Families. (4) Consultation The Task Force shall consult with representatives from State child care agencies, State child protective services, State criminal justice agencies, and other relevant stakeholders on identifying problems in implementing, and proposing solutions to implement, the requirements of subsection (b), as described in that subsection. (5) Task Force duties The Task Force shall— (A) develop recommendations for improving implementation of the requirements of subsection (b), including recommendations about how the Task Force and member agencies will collaborate and coordinate efforts to implement such requirements, as described in subsection (b); and (B) develop recommendations in which the Task Force identifies best practices and evaluates technical assistance to assist relevant Federal and State agencies in implementing subsection (b), which identification and evaluation shall include— (i) an analysis of available research and information at the Federal and State level regarding the status of the interstate requirements of subsection (b) for child care staff members who have resided in one or more States during the previous 5 years and who seek employment in a child care program in a different State; (ii) a list of State agencies that are not responding to interstate requests covered by subsection (b) for relevant information on child care staff members; (iii) identification of the challenges State agencies are experiencing in responding to such interstate requests; (iv) an analysis of the length of time it takes the State agencies in a State to receive such results from State agencies in another State in response to such an interstate request in accordance with subsection (b); (v) an analysis of the average processing time for the interstate requests, in accordance with subsection (b)