; and (ii) provide assistance to impacted households experiencing homelessness or at risk of homelessness; (B) identification of officials and offices responsible for administering such funds and identifying and recovering duplicative benefits; (C) an agreement to share data with Federal agencies and other providers of disaster relief, which shall include information the grantee has regarding the matters described in subparagraph (B); and (D) a plan to provide case management services to disaster-impacted residents in identifying, understanding, and accessing available Federal assistance. (2) Public consultation In developing the plan required under paragraph (1), a grantee shall, at a minimum— (A) consult with affected residents, stakeholders, local governments, and public housing authorities to assess needs; (B) publish the plan in accordance with the requirements set forth by the Secretary, including a requirement to prominently post the plan on the website of the grantee for not less than 14 days; (C) ensure equal access for individuals with disabilities and individuals with limited English proficiency; and (D) publish the plan in a manner that affords residents, affected local governments, and other interested parties a reasonable opportunity to examine the contents of the plan and provide feedback. (3) Approval The Secretary shall, by regulation, specify criteria for the approval of a plan submitted under paragraph (1), including approval of substantial amendments to the plan. (4) Disapproval The Secretary shall disapprove a plan or substantial amendment to a plan submitted under paragraph (1) if— (A) a plan or substantial amendment does not meet the approval criteria; (B) based on damage and unmet needs assessments of the Secretary and the Federal Emergency Management Agency or such other information as may be available, the plan or amendment does not provide for proportional allocation of resources— (i) between housing activities and infrastructure