; and (G) assurances satisfactory to the Secretary that evidence-based approaches will be used to the maximum extent practicable. (2) Community Action Opioid Response Grant Application Review Panel (A) In general Not later than 90 days after the date of the enactment of this section, the Secretary shall establish a Community Action Opioid Response Grant Application Review Panel of not less than 15 individuals, including not more than 5 employees from the Department of Health and Human Services and other Federal agencies, with expert knowledge of the opioid epidemic, drug treatment, community responses to poverty prevention, child protection, or post-recovery employment and training. (B) Duties Such review panel shall review and evaluate applications for grants under this section and recommend to the Secretary which of such applications should be awarded a grant under this section. (C) Grant selection priorities In reviewing and recommending applications for a grant, such review panel shall consider and give priority to applications that demonstrate one or more of the following: (i) Evidence of coordination and partnership with agencies or entities with experience or expertise in addressing opioid-related issues. (ii) Evidence of leveraging non-Federal funds or in-kind resources to extend the reach or duration (or both) of the program proposed by the application. (iii) Quality of methodology proposed to monitor the outcomes of the program proposed by the application and effectiveness in achieving goals of the program and mitigating the harmful health and socioeconomic impacts of opioid addiction. (iv) Evidence of capacity-building and strengthening of community responses to the opioid crisis. (v) Efforts to minimize the trauma and negative impact of foster care on children of addicted individuals. (vi) Efforts to support grandparents and other older relative caregivers raising children in their care who are impacted by opioid addiction. (vii) The applicant has a demonstrated knowledge of opioid-related needs in