(1) commitment to the principles expressed in section 9371 of this title;

(2) knowledge of or expertise in health care policy, health care delivery, or health care financing, and openness to alternative approaches to health care;

(3) possession of desirable personal characteristics, including integrity, impartiality, health, empathy, experience, diligence, neutrality, administrative and communication skills, social consciousness, public service, and regard for the public good;

(4) knowledge, expertise, and characteristics that complement those of the remaining members of the Board;

(5) impartiality and the ability to remain free from undue influence by a personal, business, or professional relationship with any person subject to supervision or regulation by the Board. (Added 2011, No. 48, § 3, eff. May 26, 2011.)