; and (ii) any amount that the landlord alleges that the tenant owes, including any penalties. (C) The reason the tenant was evicted. (D) If the tenant was evicted for nonpayment, the amount owed. (E) If the tenant was evicted for nonpayment, the total number of months owed. (F) Whether the tenant was evicted because of the enforcement of a local ordinance impacting eviction. (6) Aggregate data on illegal evictions Aggregate data on illegal eviction cases occurring on or after the date on which the database is established, as reported by local governments and nonprofit organizations receiving grants under section 6, including— (A) the average amount owed by a tenant, per landlord; (B) the average months of rent owed by a tenant; (C) the number and percentage of illegal eviction cases broken down by age bracket; (D) the number and percentage of illegal eviction cases with a tenant or household with children; (E) the number and percentage of illegal eviction cases broken down by race and ethnicity; (F) the number and percentage of illegal eviction cases broken down by gender; (G) the number and percentage of illegal eviction cases broken down by disability status; and (H) the number and percentage of illegal eviction cases based on the enforcement of a local ordinance impacting eviction. (c) Submission of data (1) Submission by courts Not later than March 1 of each year, the Attorney General of each State shall submit to the Secretary data on court-ordered eviction cases that occurred in that State during the preceding calendar year for inclusion in the database established under this section. (2) Submission to Secretary (A) In general The Attorney General of the State shall— (i) ensure the accuracy and consistency of the data submitted under paragraph (1)