; (ii) changes in retention in care; (iii) connections to the next appropriate level of care; (iv) decreases in involvement with criminal justice activities; and (v) other outcome data as appropriate; (B) require States receiving a grant under this section to report data on individuals’ length of time under clinically appropriate addiction treatment, and the use of medication-assisted treatment; (C) evaluate the activities supported by grants under this section; (D) submit to the Congress and the Secretary, and make publicly available on the Internet site of the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, information about the results of such evaluation; and (E) offer technical assistance to States receiving a grant under this section regarding activities funded through the grant. (2) Use of certain funds Of the funds appropriated to carry out this section for any fiscal year, 5 percent shall be available to carry out activities under this subsection.