Commissions for Redistricting Carried Out Pursuant to 2020 Census 511. Use of independent redistricting commissions for redistricting carried out pursuant to 2020 Census (a) Appointment of members (1) In general The nonpartisan agency established or designated by a State under section 514(a) shall establish an independent redistricting commission under this title for the State, which shall consist of 15 members appointed by the agency as follows: (A) Not later than August 5, 2024, the agency shall, at a public meeting held not earlier than 15 days after notice of the meeting has been given to the public, first appoint 6 members as follows: (i) The agency shall appoint 2 members on a random basis from the majority category of the approved selection pool (as described in section 512(b)(1)(A)). (ii) The agency shall appoint 2 members on a random basis from the minority category of the approved selection pool (as described in section 512(b)(1)(B)). (iii) The agency shall appoint 2 members on a random basis from the independent category of the approved selection pool (as described in section 512(b)(1)(C)). (B) Not later than August 15, 2024, the members appointed by the agency under subparagraph (A) shall, at a public meeting held not earlier than 15 days after notice of the meeting has been given to the public, then appoint 9 members as follows: (i) The members shall appoint 3 members from the majority category of the approved selection pool (as described in section 512(b)(1)(A)). (ii) The members shall appoint 3 members from the minority category of the approved selection pool (as described in section 512(b)(1)(B)). (iii) The members shall appoint 3 members from the independent category of the approved selection pool (as described in section 512(b)(1)(C)). (2) Rules for appointment of members appointed by first members (A) Affirmative vote of at least 4 members The appointment of any of the 9 members of the independent redistricting commission who are appointed by the first members of the commission pursuant to