; and (cc) the implications and limitations of the pilot program; (XII) assurance the pilot will comply with all privacy and civil rights laws; and (XIII) such other information as the Secretary may require. (iv) Awarding grants The Secretary shall select up to 5 eligible entities (or partnership of entities) to participate in the pilot program under this subparagraph. In awarding grants under this subparagraph, the Secretary shall prioritize eligible entities that have not yet implemented a predictive analytics system for the purpose described in clause (i). (v) Technical assistance, evaluations (I) In general The Secretary shall allocate up to 30 percent of amount reserved under clause (vi) for the purposes of evaluating pilots and providing technical assistance to eligible entities as follows: (aa) The eligible entity (or partnership of entities) may use amounts provided under this subclause to enter into an agreement with a third party to provide technical assistance to grantees on the development, design, and testing of predictive analytic model of each eligible entity, including compliance with all applicable privacy laws. (bb) The eligible entity (or partnership of entities) may use amounts provided under this subclause to enter into an agreement with a third-party, independent evaluator with expertise in predictive analytics in the social sciences to evaluate each pilot program to determine the impact of such program, consistent with subclauses (II) through (V). (II) Evaluation Scope Each evaluation under subclause (I)(bb) shall measure the impact of the pilot program on— (aa) the ability to accurately predict which children are most at risk of further abuse or neglect; (bb) the ability of the entity to more effectively target services to the highest risk families; (cc) rates of child abuse and neglect; (dd) child fatalities; (ee) child removal and reunification rates; (ff) reducing bias based on race, sex, religion, national origin, age, and disability