; and (17) the National Economic Council. 102. Climate Resilience Task Force (a) Establishment The Director of the Office of Climate Resilience shall convene a Task Force of external stakeholders who possess expertise related to climate resilience to inform a national climate resilience action plan. (b) Appointment process (1) In general The Director of the Office of Climate Resilience shall establish a public nomination and appointment process for individuals with expertise in the activities described in section 7(c) of this Act. (2) Revision of scope As the Center for the Climate Resilience Workforce updates the definition of climate resilience sectors under section 7 of this Act, the Director may appoint additional members to, expand the scope of, and alter the structure of the Task Force as needed to fulfill the purpose of the Task Force. (c) Size of task force The task force shall be comprised of not less than 20 members. The Director shall appoint as many members as determined necessary to ensure that the Task Force possesses sufficient knowledge and expertise to make recommendations of sufficient depth and breadth to inform the development of a robust national climate action plan. (d) Structure of Task Force (1) In general The Task Force members shall appoint a Chair who will serve as the liaison between the Task Force and the Office. (2) Committees Members of the Task Force shall establish issue-specific committees to focus on mitigation, preparation and adaptation, and disaster preparedness, recovery, and rebuilding activities as described in section 7(c) of this Act. (e) Qualifications Each member of the Task Force shall be qualified by education, training, or lived, volunteer, or paid work experience in the activities specified in section 7(c) of this Act to evaluate information and make recommendations on matters referred to the Task Force under this Act. Individuals appointed to the Task Force shall include— (1) individuals with experience implementing strategies to achieve absolute reductions in