12 GCA § 10113: Territorial Transportation and Communications Coordinating Council.

(a) There is hereby created a Territorial Transportation and Communications Coordinating Council (the Council), which Council shall meet on a regular basis as determined by its membership but not less than once each calendar quarter to exchange views and information on transportation, communications and related matters.

(b) The Manager shall be the chairperson of the Council.

(c) The Authority shall provide staff support for all Council meetings.

(d) The Council shall be composed of eighteen (18) members:

(1) ten (10) members from the government, including

(A) the Manager of the Jose D. Leon Guerrero Commercial Port of Guam;

(B) the Executive Manager of the A. B. Won Pat International Airport Authority Guam;

(C) the General Managers of

(i) the Guam Visitors Bureau and

(ii) the Guam Mass Transit Authority;

(D) the Directors of

(i) the Department of Public Works,

(ii) the Guam Economic Development and Commerce Authority,

(iii) the Department of Revenue and Taxation,

(iv) the Bureau of Planning;

(E) the President of the Mayors Council;

(F) a representative from the Guam Public Utilities Commission involved with regulating the New Guam Telephone Authority; and

(G) eight (8) appointed by I Maga =lahi (the Governor) with the advice and consent of I Liheslatura (the Legislature) from among the Guam business community as follows:

(i) one (1) representing the shipping industry;

(ii) one (1) representing the airline/cargo industry;

(iii) one (1) representing the telecommunications industry;

(iv) one (1) representing the trucking industry;

(v) one (1) representing the construction industry;

(vi) one (1) representing the wholesalers/retailers;

(vii) one (1) representing the Chamber of Commerce; and

(viii) one (1) representing the disabled community.

(e) Appointed members shall serve four (4) year terms, and every effort shall be made to appoint a representative number of women members.

(f) Each member appointed as a representative of the business community must have background or experience within the respective industry.

(g) Nine (9) members shall constitute a quorum.