; (9) in carrying out paragraph (8), to require covered persons and equine industry representatives to collect and submit for inclusion in such database such information as the RHSO considers necessary to further the goal of increased horse welfare; (10) with respect to covered persons— (A) subject to section 102, to issue subpoenas and investigate rule violations; and (B) to refer to the appropriate State racing commission any such violation for enforcement action unless the State racing commission concerned agrees to give that enforcement authority to the RHSO; (11) in consultation with member States, to develop uniform standards for veterinarian’s and steward’s lists and uniform procedures for entering horses on, and removing horses from, such lists; (12) to establish, and conduct oversight activities with respect to, the scientific medication control committees under section 201 and the Racetrack Safety Committee under 302; (13) in carrying out paragraph (12), with respect to members of the committees referred to in that paragraph— (A) to assess such members for potential conflicts on a case-by-case basis; and (B) to determine, in the sole discretion of the Board, whether the potential conflict requires removal from the committee or denial of the opportunity to vote on an item pending before the relevant committee; (14) to carry out activities described in subsection (e) relating to laboratory accreditation