; and (3) may not be used in relation to the enforcement of requirements under this chapter. (b) Governance (1) Governing board (A) Establishment Not later than 180 days after the date of enactment of the Pipeline Safety, Modernization, and Expansion Act of 2024 , the Administrator of the Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration shall appoint a governing board for the VIS in accordance with this paragraph, after consulting with public and private pipeline safety stakeholders. (B) Composition of the board The governing board shall be comprised of 15 members and shall represent a balanced cross-section of pipeline safety stakeholders as follows: (i) 5 individuals shall be representatives of departments, agencies, or instrumentalities of the Federal Government and of the States and territories, one of which shall be the Administrator. (ii) 5 individuals shall be representatives of the gas or hazardous liquid industries, such as operators, trade associations, inspection technology, coating, and cathodic protection vendors, and pipeline inspection organizations. (iii) 5 individuals shall be representatives of general public safety advocacy organizations, such as pipeline safety and environmental advocacy groups, labor and worker safety representatives, and the general public. (C) Board terms Each member of the governing board shall be appointed for three years, with the terms of five of the members expiring each year. The term of at least one and not more than two members of each of the three stakeholder groups established in subparagraph (B) shall expire each year. In the initial appointment, terms of one, two, and three years shall be established to allow the terms of five members to expire thereafter each year. Each member may be reappointed for consecutive three-year terms. (D) Co-chairs The governing board shall be co-chaired by the Administrator, who shall appoint as co-chairs, with advice and consent of the governing board, a member appointed under each of clauses (ii) and (iii) of subparagraph