; (3) representatives of State or local authorities responsible for building inspections and issuance of certificates of occupancy; (4) organizations involved in improving indoor air quality; (5) public health advocates; and (6) health and medical professionals, including practitioners that care for children and other vulnerable populations. (c) Resiliency Model standards issued under this section shall take into account geographic diversity, propensity for extreme weather or flooding, and other resiliency metrics. (d) Deadlines (1) Public review and comment The officers identified in subsection (a) shall make draft standards issued under this section available for public review and comment at least 90 days prior to publication of the final standards or model standards pursuant to paragraph (2). (2) Publication Not later than 3 years after the results of the study conducted under section 3 are submitted to Congress in accordance with such section, the officers identified in subsection (a) shall issue, and make available to the public, final standards and model standards under this section. (e) Review and updates The officers identified in subsection (a) shall— (1) review the model standards issued under this section at least once every 3 years based on latest scientific advances and published studies relating to indoor residential mold growth