; (E) such database adheres to best security practices relating to the management and use of such data, consistent with any applicable Federal law; and (F) users of such database are prohibited from attempting to reidentify such data and penalized for any such attempt. (3) A specification of whether submission of data to such database is (or will be) mandatory or voluntary. (4) A specification of which type of entities (such as group health plans, health insurance issues, nonfederal governmental plans, and Federal health care programs) are (or will be) submitting such data to such database. (5) A description of the types of claims included in such database (such as medical claims, pharmacy claims, and dental claims). (6) A description of the data release policy in effect (or proposed to be put into effect) with respect to data contained in such database, including a description of the type of users who are (or will be) authorized to access such data (such as employers, employee organizations, health care providers, researchers, and policymakers). (7) Any other information determined appropriate by the Secretary. (d) Award priority In making grants under the program, the Secretary shall prioritize applications submitted under subsection (c) that demonstrate any of the following (with higher priority being given to applications that demonstrate the greatest number of the following): (1) The all-payer claims database to be established, maintained, or expanded through such grant requires mandatory reporting of claims data to such database. (2) Such database will transition to require such mandatory reporting. (3) Data contained in such database is (or will be) easily accessible and affordable for users to access. (4) Such database permits (or will permit) such data to be viewed in a provider-specific manner. (5) A history of (or planned) partnerships with users of such database to facilitate the use of such data in— (A) informing individuals about the cost, quality, and value of health care