; (ii) develop and make public governance documents, including a charter that describes the scope of the authority and objectives of the governing board; (iii) select a third-party data manager with expertise in data protection, aggregation, and analytics; (iv) approve the criteria and procedures governing how the third-party data manager will receive, secure, and accept for inclusion in the VIS pipeline safety data and information; (v) establish and appoint members to the issue analysis teams; (vi) collaborate with the issue analysis teams to— (I) identify the issues and topics to be analyzed by the issue analysis teams; and (II) specify the type of pipeline safety data and information that the issue analysis teams need to analyze such issues and topics; (vii) determine the information to be accepted for inclusion in, and shared using, the VIS; (viii) determine the reports to be accepted for inclusion in, and shared using, the VIS; (ix) determine which participating entities are authorized to access information and reports included in the VIS; (x) at least once per year, issue a public report on VIS processes, membership of the governing board, issues being investigated and analyzed, pipeline safety data and information that the VIS has requested for submission to the VIS, and safety trends identified; and (xi) perform other functions as the governing board decides are necessary or appropriate, consistent with the purpose of the VIS. (F) Federal advisory committee act inapplicable The governing board shall not be subject to the requirements of chapter 10 of title 5, United States Code. (2) Program management The Administrator shall provide program management and administrative support for the VIS, including oversight of the third-party data manager. (3) Third-party data manager The third-party data manager selected by the governing board shall provide data management and data oversight services for the VIS, including— (A) receiving and securing pipeline safety data and information submitted to the VIS