; and (ii) shall not be imposed on all 3 breeds unless specifically adopted by the scientific medication control committee for each breed; and (E) breed-specific rules, standards, procedures, and protocols shall include breed-specific permissible thresholds, medication withdrawal guidelines, and other breed-specific concerns with respect to the administration of medication; and (2) for— (A) the development, in consultation with the State racing commissions and the National Veterinary Services Laboratories of the Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service, of a list of permitted and prohibited medications, methods, and substances, for each breed of covered horse; (B) a process for the review by the scientific medication control committee concerned for the administration of any medication to a covered horse during the 24-hour period preceding the next racing start of the covered horse; and (C) the performance and management of test distribution planning (including intelligence-based testing), the sample collection process, and in-competition and out-of-competition testing (including no-advance-notice testing). III Racetrack safety 301. Definition of Committee In this title, the term Committee means the Racetrack Safety Committee established under section 302. 302. Racetrack Safety Committee (a) In general For the purposes of developing, updating, and implementing mandatory horseracing racetrack safety rules for covered horses, covered persons, and covered horseraces under this Act, the RHSO shall establish a Racetrack Safety Committee. (b) Duties The Committee shall— (1) draft proposed rules with respect to racetrack safety for each horse breed competing in covered horseraces, in accordance with subsection (d); (2) recommend such proposed rules to the Board