; (ii) direct technical assistance to eligible nongovernmental organizations in order to provide education and training, including through classes, conferences, meetings, and other educational activities, to State and local public health departments; and (iii) subcontracting authority to allow State and local public health departments and eligible nongovernmental organizations to seek technical assistance from legal and public health experts with a demonstrated understanding of the principles underlying the best practice recommendations developed under subsection (c)(2)(C). (3) Limitation As a condition of receiving assistance through this subsection, eligible State and local entities, State and local public health departments, and eligible nongovernmental organizations shall agree— (A) not to place any unique or additional burdens on people living with HIV/AIDS solely as a result of their HIV status; and (B) that if the entity, department, or organization promulgates any laws, policies, regulations, or judicial decisions regarding people living with HIV/AIDS, such actions shall demonstrate a public health-oriented, evidence-based, medically accurate, and contemporary understanding of— (i) the multiple factors that lead to HIV transmission; (ii) the relative risk of HIV transmission routes; (iii) the current health implications of living with HIV; (iv) the associated benefits of treatment and support services for people living with HIV