; and (II) cases that are likely to generate public controversy; (B) for each recommendation regarding whether the Commission will participate as amicus curiae in a case, whether the Commission will so participate; and (C) in considering at least 1 litigation recommendation from each district office of the Commission each fiscal year, including litigation recommendations for cases described in subparagraph (A), whether the Commission will commence or intervene in the litigation for each case. (2) A member of the Commission shall have the power to require the Commission to decide by majority vote whether the Commission shall commence, intervene in, or participate in any litigation as described in paragraph (1). (3) Neither the Commission nor a member of the Commission may delegate the authority provided under paragraph (1) or (2) to any other person. (4) Not later than 30 days after the Commission commences, intervenes in, or participates in litigation pursuant to approval under this subsection, the Commission shall post and maintain the following information on its public website with respect to the litigation: (A) The court in which the case was brought. (B) The name and case number of the case. (C) The nature of the allegation. (D) The causes of action for the case brought. (E) Each Commissioner’s vote on commencing, intervening in, or participating in the litigation. (5) The Commission shall issue, in a manner consistent with section 713, procedural regulations to carry out this subsection. .