§4672 Membership; Term

Summary

Creates a 12-member Board and tells who picks each member and how long they serve. Four members are picked by the Labor Advisory Committee. Two are chosen by the Speaker of the House after talking with the House Ways and Means Chair. Two are picked by the Senate president pro tempore from people recommended by the Senate majority leader and after consulting the Senate Finance Chair. Two are chosen by the House minority leader after consulting the House Ways and Means Ranking Member. Two are picked by the Senate president pro tempore from people recommended by the Senate minority leader after consulting the Senate Finance Ranking Member. Members serve six-year terms. If, when the six years end (counting from when the last member was appointed), the Board finds Mexico is not fully meeting its labor obligations, a majority can decide to continue for four more years. A new Board is then appointed the same way and serves a single four-year term.