; Public Law 104–113 ), jointly issue model health, safety, and habitability standards for preventing, detecting, and remediating indoor residential mold growth, including— (1) model indoor residential mold inspection standards; (2) model indoor residential mold remediation standards; (3) standards for testing the toxicity of indoor residential mold and any toxin or toxic compound produced by indoor residential mold; (4) health and safety standards for the protection of indoor residential mold inspectors and remediators; (5) standards for indoor residential mold testing labs; (6) model ventilation standards for the design, installation, and maintenance of air ventilation or air-conditioning systems to prevent indoor residential mold growth or the creation of conditions that foster indoor mold growth in residential properties; and (7) model building code standards to control moisture and prevent mold growth in indoor residential environments. (b) Consultation To the maximum extent possible, model standards issued under this section shall be developed in consideration of the needs and vulnerabilities of low-income populations and with the assistance of— (1) organizations that develop mold and water damage standards; (2) organizations involved in establishing national building construction standards; (3) representatives of State or local authorities responsible for building inspections and issuance of certificates of occupancy; (4) organizations involved in improving indoor air quality; (5) public health advocates