2. The advisory committee on mercury pollution shall consist of seven members, each appointed member to serve a term of two years, to be appointed as follows:

1. (a) one member appointed by the temporary president of the senate;
2. (b) one member appointed by the speaker of the assembly;
3. (c) the commissioner, or his or her designee; and

4. (d) four members appointed by the governor as follows:

   1. (i) one shall be a representative of an industry that manufactures mercury-added consumer products,
   2. (ii) one shall be a public health specialist,
   3. (iii) one shall be a toxicologist, and
   4. (iv) one shall be a scientist who is knowledgeable on matters relating to mercury contamination.

6. On or before February first, two thousand six, the advisory committee on mercury pollution shall submit a report to the governor and the legislature relating to:

1. (a) the extent of mercury contamination in the soil, waters and air of the state;
2. (b) the extent of any health risk from mercury contamination in the state, especially to pregnant women, children and people that use fish as a major source of food;
3. (c) the methods available to minimize the risk of further contamination or increased health risks to the public;
4. (d) the potential costs of minimizing further risk and recommendations on how to acquire the funds necessary to reduce contamination and minimize the risk of mercury-related health problems;
5. (e) the effectiveness of the provisions of this title in reducing mercury contamination and mercury-related health problems; and
6. (f) any necessary coordination with other states to effectively address mercury issues.