; and (ii) does not apply to all covered horses within a breed. (6) Removal and ethics The Board may remove by majority vote a member of the Committee for— (A) neglect of duty, unethical behavior, or malfeasance in office (including conduct determined by the Board to be injurious to the integrity of horseracing, such as contract violations and perjury); or (B) conviction of a violation of a Federal or State civil or criminal law related to horseracing. (7) Quorum In order to consider at a meeting any rule being proposed to the Board, the Committee shall have in attendance at such a meeting (either in person or remotely) a majority of members of the Committee. (d) Process for adoption of rules (1) In general Not later than 90 days before the consideration of a proposed rule (or a modification to such a rule), the Committee shall hold an open meeting at which covered persons or their representatives may provide input. (2) Notice of meeting Not less than 45 days before the date on which the meeting referred to in paragraph (1) is to be held, the agenda, location, and date of such meeting shall— (A) be posted on the internet website of the RHSO; (B) submitted to the Racing Medication and Testing Consortium, the Harness Racing Medication Collaborative, and the American Quarter Horse Association Medication; and (C) provided to any individual or entity requesting such information. (3) Recording of input If any input from a covered person (or a representative of a covered person) is provided during a meeting referred to in paragraph (1), or provided in writing, such input shall be transcribed and recorded and made part of the record of the Committee. 303. Racetrack safety rules (a) Applicability The racetrack safety rules established pursuant to section 101(c)(2) shall apply with respect to covered horses, covered persons, and covered horseraces. (b) Development of proposed rules In developing proposed racetrack safety rules, the Committee shall— (1) consult with the State racing commissions