The identity of the local, State, or national level domestic violence shelter and service organization with which the eligible entity will partner with to develop and implement the procedures to address domestic violence required under subsection (d). (iii) A description of the role and responsibilities of each of such partner with respect to developing and implementing the procedures required under subsection (d), and of the resources that each partner will contribute to developing and implementing such procedures. (iv) Such other information as the Secretary shall require. (2) Selection of eligible entities Not later than September 30, 2021, the Secretary shall select at least 12 eligible entities to participate in the pilot program, at least 2 of which shall be tribal agencies described in subsection (b). (3) Duration of pilot program The Secretary shall conduct the pilot program during the 5-year period that begins with fiscal year 2022 and ends with fiscal year 2026. (c) Authorized activities An eligible entity participating in the pilot program shall carry out the following activities: (1) Establishing parent time plans in conjunction with the establishment of a child support order. (2) Coordinating with the custodial and non-custodial parent when establishing a parent time plan. (3) Supervising and facilitating parents’ visitation and access to their children, including virtual visitation in situations where in-person visitation is not practicable. (4) Providing parents with legal information and referrals related to parenting time. (5) Coordinating with domestic violence shelter and service organizations. (6) Employing a staff member to serve as a domestic violence coordinator. (7) Such other activities related to promoting the inclusion of uncontested parenting time agreements in child support orders as the Secretary may approve. (d) Program requirements As a condition of receiving payments under the pilot program, an eligible entity shall meet the following requirements: (1) Procedures to address