; and (B) may include on the Committee representatives of— (i) State and local government; (ii) covered entities, including such entities who are small entities; (iii) commercial providers; (iv) testing entities; and (v) other entities determined to be appropriate by the Attorney General and the Commission. (3) Functions The Committee shall provide responsive advice and guidance to the Attorney General and the Commission, for purposes of carrying out this Act, by— (A) conducting public meetings twice per year, at a minimum; (B) submitting reports and recommendations to the Attorney General and Commission, and making the reports and recommendations publicly available, every 2 years at a minimum; and (C) otherwise assisting the Attorney General and Commission in identifying and understanding the impact and implications of innovations with regard to accessible websites and applications. (b) Conferring The Attorney General and the Commission, in carrying out this Act, may confer with the National Council on Disability, the Architectural and Transportation Barriers Compliance Board, or any other Federal department or agency that may have relevant expertise or experience. 9. Technical assistance (a) Purpose It is the purpose of this section to establish a technical assistance center to provide, to covered entities, commercial providers, individuals with disabilities, and other members of the public, information, resources, training, and technical assistance regarding— (1) the design, development, construction, alteration, modification, or addition of accessible websites and applications in accordance with this Act