; and (ii) representatives of the private sector with demonstrated patient safety expertise, representing providers, including organized labor, health care organizations, patients, families, caregivers, payors, suppliers, vendors, manufacturers, measurement developers, and data technology experts. (2) Obtaining official data To carry out the data analysis under paragraph (5), the Director of the Patient Safety Research and Development Division may secure directly from any office or agency of the Department of Health and Human Services or the Department of Veterans Affairs longitudinal, real-time, de-identified patient-level data relating to patient safety event measures and solutions. Upon request of the Director of the Patient Research and Development Division, the head of the respective office or agency shall furnish such data to the Director. The Director shall maintain and use such data consistent with applicable privacy and confidentiality law. (3) Website or system The Director of the Patient Safety Research and Development Division shall create and maintain a website or system, to be known as the Patient Safety Reporting System, that can be used by patients, health care providers, nonclinical staff, or any other person— (A) to report patient safety events to the Division, anonymously or not; and (B) to receive a response to any such report from the Board. (4) Data access portal The Director of the Patient Safety Research and Development Division shall— (A) enter into agreements with public and private entities, including at the State and local levels, to enable such entities to opt into allowing the Division to access their longitudinal, real-time, de-identified patient-level data relating to patient safety event measures and solutions; (B) maintain a data access portal to enable such entities to submit such data to the Division