; or (B) a consortium composed of entities described in subparagraph (A), which consortium includes a public or nonprofit private entity that serves as the lead applicant and has responsibility for fiscal management, project management, and coordinating the activities of the consortium. (b) Priorities In making grants under subsection (a), the Secretary shall give priority to applicants demonstrating that the applicants— (1) target the services described in subsection (d) and related funds to individuals or families who— (A) have been homeless for longer periods of time or have experienced more episodes of homelessness than are required to be individuals or families who are chronically homeless; (B) have high rates of utilization of emergency public systems of care; or (C) have a history of interactions with law enforcement and the criminal justice system; (2) have greater funding commitments from State or local government agencies responsible for overseeing mental health treatment, substance use disorder treatment, medical care, and employment (including commitments to provide Federal funds in accordance with subsection (e)(2)(B)(ii)); (3) will provide for an increase in the number of units of permanent supportive housing that would serve chronically homeless individuals and families in the community as a result of an award of a grant under subsection (a)