; (B) to appoint 3 designees to fulfill the responsibilities described in section 101(h)(1)(A); and (C) to appoint 2 members of the Native American Truth and Healing Advisory Committee to serve non-voting as designees on the Commission in accordance with section 101(c)(3). (2) Subsequent business meetings After the initial business meeting of the Native American Truth and Healing Advisory Committee is held under paragraph (1), the Native American Truth and Healing Advisory Committee shall meet at the call of the Chairperson. (3) Format of business meetings A meeting of the Native American Truth and Healing Advisory Committee may be conducted in-person, virtually, or via phone. (4) Quorum required A business meeting of the Native American Truth and Healing Advisory Committee may only be held once a quorum, established in accordance with subsection (c), is present. (f) Rules The Native American Truth and Healing Advisory Committee may establish, with the advice of the Commission, by a majority vote, any rules for the conduct of business, in accordance with this section and other applicable law. (g) Duties The Native American Truth and Healing Advisory Committee shall— (1) serve as an advisory body to the Commission; (2) assist the Commission in organizing and carrying out culturally appropriate public and private convenings relating to the duties of the Commission; (3) assist the Commission in determining what documentation from Federal and religious organizations and institutions may be necessary to fulfill the duties of the Commission; (4) assist the Commission in the production of the initial report and final report required under paragraphs (2) and (3), respectively, of section 111(e); (5) coordinate with the Federal Truth and Healing Advisory Committee and the Survivors Truth and Healing Subcommittee