; Vice chair (A) Appointment Not later than 30 days after the initial meeting of the Commission, the Commission shall elect a Chair and Vice Chair from among the Commission’s members by a simple majority vote, and such Chair and Vice Chair shall be members of the Commission who were appointed by appointing authorities from different political parties under paragraph (1). (B) Presence For purposes of appointing the Chair, all 12 members must be present. If all 12 members are not present, appointment of the chair shall be delayed until the next meeting of the Commission at which all 12 members are present. (C) Timing If a quorum is not present at that initial meeting, the Chair shall be appointed at the first meeting after that at which a quorum is present. If a Vice Chair is elected before the Chair and no Chair is elected, the Vice Chair shall serve as acting Chair until the Chair is elected. (D) New Chair and Vice Chair each Congress A new Chair and Vice Chair shall be elected with respect to each Congress. Any member that was a Chair or Vice Chair in a Congress may not be elected to be a Chair or Vice Chair in a subsequent Congress. (3) Qualifications (A) Areas of expertise (i) In general Each individual appointed to the Commission shall have substantial expertise in one or more of the following areas: (I) Supply chain expertise, including the following: (aa) Advanced manufacturing, with a focus on distributed operations and supply chain management. (bb) Economics of United States manufacturing. (cc) Supply chain logistics. (dd) Supplier certification and quality assurance processes. (ee) Raw materials sourcing and distribution. (ff) Metrics used by Original Equipment Manufacturer purchasing managers and chief financial officers to make purchasing decisions. (II) Critical domain expertise, including the following: (aa) Health care, medical device, and pharmaceutical manufacturing. (bb) Mining, supply, and usage of rare earth materials. (cc) Precision-integrated circuits, microchips, and semiconductor