; (C) information about the educational and occupational credentials and related competencies of programs under such system; and (D) information based on the most recent data available to the Office that is consistent with national standards and practices. 112. National Advisory Committee on Apprenticeships (a) Establishment (1) In general There is established, in the Department of Labor, a National Advisory Committee on Apprenticeships. (2) Composition (A) Appointments The Advisory Committee shall consist of 27 voting members described in subparagraph (B) appointed by the Secretary. (B) List of individuals The individuals described in this subparagraph are— (i) 9 representatives of employers or industry associations who participate in an apprenticeship program (at least 1 of which represents a women, minority, or veteran-owned business), including representatives of employers representing nontraditional apprenticeship occupations, and other high-skill, high-wage, or in-demand industry sectors or occupations, as applicable; (ii) 9 representatives of labor organizations or joint labor-management organizations who have responsibility for the administration of an apprenticeship program (including those sponsored by a joint labor-management organization and from nontraditional apprenticeship occupations), at least 1 of which represent employees primarily in the building trades and construction industry; and (iii) 1 representative of each from— (I) a State apprenticeship agency; (II) a State or local workforce development board with significant expertise in supporting a program under the national apprenticeship system; (III) a community organization with significant expertise supporting such a program; (IV) an area career and technical education school or local educational agency; (V) a State apprenticeship council