; or (B) who, under the supervision of a legal service provider— (i) provides housing-related legal representation to a covered individual; or (ii) works on an affirmative case. (13) Right to Counsel legislation The term Right to Counsel legislation means legislation of a State government, a local government, or an Indian tribe that— (A) establishes a Right to Counsel; (B) identifies eligibility requirements for covered individuals, which may not— (i) discriminate against any individual on the basis of— (I) the criminal record, gender identity, gender expression, sexual orientation, family status, age, national origin, disability, genetic information, family medical history, eviction history, or foreclosure history of the individual; (II) the immigration status or prior immigration status of the individual, except as required by Legal Services Corporation law and regulations; or (III) any other protected status; (C) identifies the type of covered proceedings the eligible entity will include in the Right to Counsel; and (D) provides for a not more than 5-year implementation period. (c) Federal reimbursements (1) In general Each fiscal year, the Secretary shall reimburse an eligible entity for the total cost of implementing and maintaining a Right to Counsel if the Right to Counsel has a certification from the Secretary under subsection (e). (2) Use of funds (A) In general The cost described in paragraph (1) may include— (i) personnel costs; (ii) operational costs; (iii) administrative costs