; (ii) an assurance that key stakeholders, including legal service providers and community organizations— (I) were included in the formulation of the plan; and (II) will be included in the execution of the plan; and (iii) proposed methods to increase the rate of housing-related legal representation for covered individuals. (e) Certification (1) In general The Secretary shall certify the Right to Counsel of an eligible entity if the eligible entity submits an application meeting the requirements under subsection (d). (2) 3-year review (A) In general A certification of the Secretary under paragraph (1) shall be effective for a 3-year period. (B) Recertification The Secretary shall extend the certification of the Right to Counsel of an eligible entity for an additional 3-year period if— (i) the eligible entity submits an additional application under subsection (d); and (ii) the additional application meets the requirements under subsection (d). (f) Reports (1) In general Not less frequently than annually, each eligible entity receiving a reimbursement from the Secretary under subsection (c) shall submit to the Secretary each of the following reports: (A) For an eligible entity that is under an implementation period, a report summarizing the progress of the plan described in subsection (d)(2)(B). (B) A report that includes— (i) an estimation of the number of covered individuals who live in the geographic boundaries of the eligible entity; and (ii) statistical information relating to eviction and foreclosure proceedings handled by Right to Counsel attorneys of the eligible entity, including, to the greatest extent practicable, for each proceeding— (I) the race of each covered individual; (II) the age of each covered individual; (III) the household income of each covered individual; (IV) the number of individuals included in the household of the covered individual; (V) the type of property at issue