; (B) reviewing State plans for implementing and maintaining 211 systems and coordinating the 211 and 988 systems; (C) evaluating State 211 and 988 systems, including with respect to capacity for answering and responding to calls; and (D) evaluating the coordination and collaboration among 211, 988, and 911 services and other emergency and call center systems. (2) Membership (A) In general The Human Services National Board shall be comprised of not fewer than 19 members selected by the Secretary in accordance with subparagraph (B), of which 11 shall be permanent members, and 8 shall serve 3-year, rotating terms. (B) Members (i) Permanent members The 11 permanent members shall be comprised of one representative from each of— (I) the Alliance of Information and Referral Systems; (II) United Way Worldwide; (III) the National Council on Independent Living; (IV) the National Association of Area Agencies on Aging; (V) the Bazelon Center for Mental Health Law; (VI) the Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights; (VII) the National Alliance to End Homelessness; (VIII) the Fraternal Order of Police; (IX) the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline; (X) the National Domestic Violence Hotline; and (XI) the National Emergency Number Association. (ii) Rotating members The 8 rotating members shall be selected by the Secretary, with input from stakeholders and advocates, and shall include— (I) 1 representative of a faith-based organization dedicated to providing human services; (II) 1 representative of an organization dedicated to ensuring racial and ethnic equity; (III) 1 representative of a disability organization operated by a majority of people with disabilities; (IV) 1 representative of an organization representing older adults; (V) 1 representative of an organization representing Tribal and Native peoples; (VI) 1 representative of an organization representing LGBTQ+ populations; (VII) 1 representative of a secular organization dedicated to providing human services