; (8) providing to the public updates, findings, and recommendations on qualified approaches to community safety collected from the reports made by recipients of grants under title II; and (9) establishing and maintaining a complaint system responsible for the resolution of complaints from members of the general public regarding grant funding for programs not compliant with the qualified approaches to community safety standard. 102. Community Advisory Board (a) In general The Division shall establish an advisory board to oversee the activities of the Division established under section 101 and grant programs under title II, to be known as the Community Advisory Board (referred to in this Act as the Advisory Board ). (b) Composition (1) In general The Advisory Board shall be composed of individuals, to be selected by the Secretary. Such members shall reflect the racial, religious, ethnic, gender, sexual orientation, disability status, immigration status, and other diversities of the United States, including representation for Black people, Asian-American people, Latinx people, Indigenous people, lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer people, women, youth, disabled people, undocumented and formerly undocumented immigrants, and other groups that have been disproportionately disadvantaged by the criminal legal system. (2) Representation The Assistant Secretary shall ensure that a certain number of individuals selected to serve as members of the Advisory Board— (A) have personal experience with the criminal legal system, including— (i) individuals who have been detained or incarcerated; (ii) individuals who are currently on community supervision (such as probation or parole) or who have been on community supervision; (iii) individuals who have been arrested or cited by law enforcement; (iv) individuals who have been directly impacted by police violence or other forms of violence, including domestic violence, sexual assault, rape, and other forms of sexual or intimate partner violence