; and (ii) other appropriate training to protect nearby persons, property, critical infrastructure, or the environment from the effects of a chemical facility terrorist incident. (D) Eligible entities In this paragraph, the term eligible entity means a nonprofit organization with demonstrated experience in implementing and operating successful health and safety or security training programs for employees or emergency response providers. (E) Presumption of Congress relating to competitive procedures (i) Presumption It is the presumption of Congress that grants awarded under this paragraph will be awarded using competitive procedures based on merit. (ii) Report to Congress If the Secretary awards grants under this paragraph without using competitive procedures, the Secretary shall submit to Congress a report explaining why competitive procedures were not used. (j) State, Regional, or Local governmental entities A covered chemical facility may not be required under the law of a State or local government to provide a security vulnerability assessment or site security plan to any entity of a State, regional government, or local government entity solely based on the requirement under subsection (a) that the covered chemical facility submit a security vulnerability assessment or site security plan to the Secretary. 2204. Site inspections (a) Right of Entry For purposes of carrying out this title, the Secretary, accompanied by a designated local or State official, shall have, at a reasonable time and on presentation of credentials, a right of entry to, on, or through any property of a covered chemical facility or any property on which any record required to be maintained under this section is located. (b) Inspections and verifications (1) In general The Secretary shall, at such time and place as the Secretary determines to be reasonable and appropriate, conduct security inspections and verifications of a covered chemical facility. (2) Requirements To ensure and evaluate compliance with this title, including any