F. A representative of Adult Community Corrections appointed by the Commissioner of Corrections;

G. A representative of a statewide association of prosecutors nominated by the association and appointed by the Governor;

H. A representative of a statewide association of county commissioners nominated by the association and appointed by the Governor;

I. A representative of a statewide association of county sheriffs nominated by the association and appointed by the Governor;

J. A representative of a statewide association of trial lawyers nominated by the association and appointed by the Governor; and

K. A member of the public appointed by the Governor.

The commission shall ask the Chief Justice of the Supreme Judicial Court to serve or name a designee to serve as a voting member of the commission and to appoint 2 justices or their designees to serve as voting members of the commission.

2. Appointments; chairs; meetings. All appointments must be made no later than 30 days following the effective date of this Act. The Governor shall appoint a chair from among the membership of the commission, who shall call and convene the first meeting of the commission no later than 15 days after appointments of all members. The commission may hold a total of 6 meetings, one of which may be a public hearing.

3. Duties. Duties of the commission are as follows.

A. The commission shall conduct its research and prepare its recommendations with the express purpose of:

(1) Reducing the overall prison population, with a focus on lowering the population of nonviolent offenders;

(2) Controlling the overall cost of the corrections system;