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1. At least twenty percent (20%) of parents of infants or toddlers including minority parents who have been enrolled in the Early Intervention Program within the past three (3) years [minimum 20%]; 2. At least twenty percent (20%) of providers of early intervention services [minimum 20%]; 3. One (1) representative from the legislature; 4. One (1) college or university member involved in personnel preparation; 5. One (1) pediatrician; 6. One (1) representative from each of the state human service agencies involved in the provision of or payment for EIS to infants and toddlers with disabilities and their families (Children, Youth and Families; Education; Health; Human Services; Behavioral Healthcare, Developmental Disabilities, and Hospitals) having sufficient authority to do policy planning or implementation on behalf of the agency; 7. One (1) representative from the advocacy community for children with special needs and their families; 8. At least one (1) representative from the Department of Business Regulation, the agency responsible for state governance of health insurance; 9. At least one (1) representative from the Rhode Island Department of Education, Director of Special Education, responsible for preschool services to children with disabilities. This may or may not be the same representative of the Department of Education as required in subsection (f); 10. At least one (1) member from Head Start / Early Head Start; 11. At least one (1) member from a state agency responsible for child care. This may or may not be the same representative of the Department of Children, Youth, and Families as required in subsection (f); 12. At least one (1) member from the State Medicaid Agency; 13. At least (1) member from the Office of the Coordinator of Education for Homeless Children and Youth; 14. At least one (1) member from the state child welfare agency responsible for foster care. This may or may not be the same representative of the Department of Children, Youth, and Families as required in subsection (f);