; and (B) if more than 1 notice of interest is entered for a property, indicate to the Board which planned use of the property for the homeless has more merit. (5) Interested parties (A) In general Not later than 30 days after the date on which the Board submits the report to the President under section 12(g) and the recommendations of the Board are publicly released, any parties proposing interest in a property that the Board has determined should be reviewed for any other public benefit programs described in subsection (a), for a use that is not homeless assistance, may submit a notice of interest to the Board and to the Federal agency that is otherwise tasked by law to review applications for the public benefit conveyance program under which the party is applying. (B) Requirements A notice of interest under this paragraph shall contain the information otherwise required by the law establishing the public benefit conveyance program. (6) Assessment of validity and merit (A) In general A Federal agency that has been tasked with reviewing applications for public benefit conveyance programs, and that receives a notice of interest with information pertaining to the certification of the validity of a proposed public benefit conveyance operating under one of the uses under subsection (a) that are not homeless assistance, shall— (i) review and certify submissions from parties proposing such future use for the property; and (ii) not later than 60 days after the date on which the Board submits the report to the President under section 12(g), submit to the Board an assessment of the validity and merits of the information contained in the notice of interest. (B) Selection of use If more than 1 notice of interest is entered for a property, the head of the reviewing agency shall indicate to the Board which planned use of the property has more merit. (7) Compilation of information and assessments The Board shall— (A) compile all information and assessments regarding submitted notices of interest about properties