The 110-page document has been submitted to the Democratic National Committee’s Platform Committee and will be personally reviewed by Biden ahead of the nominating convention, the former vice president’s campaign announced.

Each of the six task forces, focusing on climate change, criminal justice reform, the economy, education, health care and immigration included members picked by Biden and Sanders, as well as co-chairs selected by each man.

The inclusion of high-profile progressives like Ocasio-Cortez was meant to help assuage concerns from left-leaning Democrats that Biden would keep to his more centrist leanings in the general election campaign against the president.

Sanders, for his part, expressed satisfaction with the policies laid out by the joint task force. “Though the end result is not what I or my supporters would have written alone, the task forces have created a good policy blueprint that will move this country in a much-needed progressive direction.