; or (B) were displaced from a tenancy or established residence in a covered geographic area; and (2) seek to return to an area that was historically a covered geographic area. (c) Public housing agencies (1) In general Each public housing agency with a geographic service area that includes a covered geographic area shall be eligible to receive funding from the Office to carry out an affordable housing assistance preference policy in accordance with subsection (g). (2) Additional expenses A public housing agency may use not more than 10 percent of the funding received from the Office in a fiscal year for administration and education purposes. (d) Director The Office shall be headed by a Director, who shall be appointed by the Secretary. (e) National Advisory Council (1) In general The Director of the Office shall establish within the Office an advisory council, which shall— (A) be composed of 10 members, of whom— (i) one shall be the Director of the Office; (ii) two shall be representatives from national nonprofit civil rights organizations and appointed by the Director; (iii) two shall be representatives from national tenant rights organizations and appointed by the Director; (iv) three shall be individuals eligible for assistance under this section and appointed by the Director; and (v) two shall be appointed by the Secretary at the discretion of the Secretary; (B) submit to Congress an annual report in partnership with a housing and homelessness innovation research center established under section 401; (C) provide technical assistance to annual action plans submitted by a community advisory council established under subsection (f); and (D) submit annual recommendations relating to the policies and regulations of the Office. (f) Community Advisory Council (1) In general Each public housing agency shall establish a community advisory council, which shall— (A) establish an annual action plan to govern the release of funds under this section and administer the preference scale established under subsection (g)