; (II) individuals from State Medicaid agencies; (III) individuals from State and local government budget offices; (IV) individuals from public housing authorities or State housing finance agencies; (V) individuals from nonprofit organizations, small businesses, and philanthropic organizations; (VI) advocates; (VII) researchers; and (VIII) any other individuals the Chair determines to be appropriate. (3) Duties The duties of the Council are— (A) to make recommendations to the Secretary and the Administrator regarding the criteria for making awards under this section; (B) to identify Federal authorities and opportunities for use by States or local governments to improve coordination of funding and administration of Federal programs, the beneficiaries of whom include individuals, and which may be unknown or underutilized and to make information on such authorities and opportunities publicly available; (C) to provide targeted technical assistance to States developing a social determinants accelerator plan under this section, including identifying potential statutory or regulatory pathways for implementation of the plan and assisting in identifying potential sources of funding to implement the plan; (D) to report to Congress annually on the subjects set forth in this section; (E) to develop and disseminate evaluation guidelines and standards that can be used to reliably assess the impact of an intervention or approach that may be implemented pursuant to this Act on outcomes, cost-effectiveness of, and return on investment from Federal, State, local, and Tribal governments, and to facilitate technical assistance, where needed, to help to improve State and local evaluation designs and implementation; (F) to seek feedback from State, local, and Tribal governments, including through an annual survey by an independent third party, on how to improve the technical assistance the Council provides to better equip State, local, and Tribal governments to coordinate health and social service programs