; (B) in which areas of life the individual receives supports, including decisions about health, services received, finances, property, living arrangements, and work; and (C) with whom to associate through the support of people, technology, and other decisionmaking aids. 4. Guardianship and other protective arrangements and supported decisionmaking council (a) Establishment of a guardianship and other protective arrangements and supported decisionmaking council (1) Establishment Not later than 180 days after the date of enactment of this Act, the Secretary shall establish in the Department of Health and Human Services a Guardianship and Other Protective Arrangements and Supported Decisionmaking Council (referred to in this Act as the Council ). The Council shall advise the Secretary and the Attorney General on the development of standards under sections 5 and 6 related to guardianships, conservatorships, supported decisionmaking arrangements, and other alternative arrangements. (2) Membership (A) Background The Secretary shall appoint members to the Council. The Council shall be composed of 30 members that include— (i) five covered individuals currently (as of the date of appointment) using a supported decisionmaking arrangement; (ii) four covered individuals currently (as of the date of appointment) in a protective arrangement; (iii) three family members of covered individuals who are at risk of being in, or are in, protective arrangements; (iv) two lawyers, including at least 1 of whom— (I) is a lawyer who has served a protection and advocacy system or legal services organization; (II) has experience in representation of covered individuals in contesting or limiting guardianships; and (III) has experience in supported decisionmaking arrangements, other alternative arrangements, and protective arrangements; (v) two judges with experience managing contested and uncontested guardianships; (vi) two teachers or special education personnel from an elementary school or secondary school