; and (B) shall not be provided for adoption and implementation of model building energy codes for which the Secretary has made a determination under section 307(f)(2)(C) that the code is not cost-effective. (4) Information quality and transparency For purposes of this section, information provided by the Secretary, attendant to any technical assistance provided to a State or Indian tribe, is influential information and shall satisfy the guidelines established by the Office of Management and Budget and published in the Federal Register on February 22, 2002 (67 Fed. Reg. 8452). (5) Training Support shall be offered to States to train State and local building code officials to implement and enforce model building energy codes. (6) Local governments States may work under this subsection with local governments that implement and enforce the codes. (7) States adopting other codes Upon a State’s written request, technical assistance may be provided to States adopting an energy code other than a model building energy code. (f) Voluntary programs To exceed model building energy code (1) In general The Secretary shall provide technical assistance, as described in subsection (e), for the development of voluntary programs that exceed the model building energy codes for residential and commercial buildings for use as— (A) voluntary incentive programs adopted by local, tribal, or State governments; and (B) non-binding guidelines for energy-efficient building design. (2) Targets The voluntary programs described in paragraph (1) shall be designed— (A) to achieve substantial energy savings compared to the model building energy codes