; (5) designate a representative in the Office— (A) to act as a liaison to regional greenhouse gas reduction programs; and (B) to communicate with States and other entities seeking to establish regional greenhouse gas reduction programs; (6) facilitate communication among Federal and State agencies, agencies of units of local government, and stakeholders to share lessons learned about greenhouse gas monitoring and control programs, through methods such as workshops, conferences, websites, and newsletters; (7) administer the grant program established under section 4; (8) coordinate with the interagency task force established under section 5; and (9) carry out any other activity relevant to the function of the Office. (e) Report The Administrator, acting through the Director of the Office, shall submit a biannual report to Congress that describes and summarizes the efforts made and technical assistance provided by the Office to help States improve the health and environment of communities in those States. (f) Access to information On request of the Director, the head of each Federal agency shall provide the Director any information and data necessary for any analyses or reports required as part of the function of the Office. (g) No additional reporting requirements Nothing in this section authorizes the Administrator or the Director of the Office to impose an additional reporting requirement on a State participating in a regional greenhouse gas reduction program. 4. Regional greenhouse gas reduction program startup grants (a) Definition of eligible entity In this section, the term eligible entity means— (1) a State; (2) a unit of local government