; or (D) is a civil rights or human rights advocate. (2) Prior experience Each member of the community monitoring body shall have experience engaging in advocacy, service provision, or program operation aimed at enhancing the rights and treatment of incarcerated persons. (3) Requirement relating to incarceration Not less than half of the members of the community monitoring body shall be individuals who were incarcerated or have had family members incarcerated. (d) Membership term Each member of the community monitoring body shall be appointed for a term of 5 years, with the possibility of 1 reappointment by the Attorney General for a total of 10 years. (e) Reimbursement Each member shall be reimbursed by the Department of Justice for any per diem expenses of the member in connection with service on the community monitoring body. (f) Assistance The community monitoring body shall have the ability to designate any person to assist the work of the community monitoring body. (g) Access Notwithstanding any other provision of law, the community monitoring body and its designees shall have the ability to make unannounced visits to Federal agencies and Federal facilities, and have access to every area of every Federal facility and all nonclassified, nonprivileged data from every Federal agency. (h) In-Person interviews The community monitoring body and its designees shall have the ability to conduct in-person interviews and correspond and communicate with incarcerated persons and Federal agency and Federal facility staff freely, privately, and confidentially, upon consent of the incarcerated person or staff. (i) Meetings Administrators of each Federal agency and Federal facility shall meet privately with the community monitoring body or its designees upon request. (j) Communications (1) In general All persons incarcerated in Federal facilities shall have the right and access to confidentially communicate with the community monitoring body and its designees, including while the community monitoring body or its designees