The Task Force shall consist of 27 members. 16 members shall be appointed by the Mayor pursuant to <cite data-doc="City of Baltimore, Md., Charter" data-path="IV|§6">Article IV, § 6 of the City Charter</cite>:3 members shall be non-profit or public community social workers; 1 member shall be a representative of a community organization; 1 member shall be a representative of the business community; 1 member shall be a senior citizen; 1 member shall be a community psychiatric nurse, nurse practitioner, or a physician; 1 member shall be a public assistance client; 1 member shall be a victim of violence; 1 member shall be a family member of a victim of violent crime; 1 member shall be an ex-offender; 1 member shall be a community public school teacher; 1 representative from the Interdenominational Ministerial Alliance; and 3 other representatives from the Baltimore City religious community. Representatives from the following City agencies shall serve as members of the Task Force who shall serve ex officio:a Mayor’s representative; a representative of the City Council; Police Department –– a community relations officer; Health Commissioner or representative designated by the Commissioner; Commission on Aging and Retirement Education; Baltimore Development Corporation; Office of Employment Development; Department of Planning; Department of Housing and Community Development; Department of Human Resources; Law Department; Community Relations Commission; Department of Education; a representative from the Mayor’s Interagency Task Force on Youth Violence Prevention; and a representative from the Baltimore City Department of Social Services. Of the members appointed under subsection (b), 1 shall be appointed from each of the 6 Councilmanic districts. Members appointed by the Mayor shall be residents of Baltimore City. City Code, 1976/83, art. 1, §282(a) - (c) Ord. 95-615 Ord. 04-822