; (v) the responsibilities of each partner with respect to data collection and evaluation; (vi) how each partner’s existing (as of the date of submission of the application) vision, theory of change, theory of action, and activities align with those of the grant program set forth in this Act; (vii) the governance structure proposed for the project, including a system for holding partners accountable; (viii) how the eligible partners’ governing boards or advisory boards, and emergency responders, are representative of the community to be served; (ix) how a structure through which residents of the community and grassroots organizations will have an active role in the eligible partnership’s decisionmaking; (x) how the partnership anticipates that the project involved will decrease the responsibilities of local law enforcement, including responsibilities related to policing, arrests, and incarceration, and of other public safety entities; (xi) any State or local laws that may be an impediment to implementation of the project; and (xii) any other information the Secretary reasonably determines to be necessary. (b) Priority In making grants under this Act, the Secretary shall give priority to— (1) eligible partnerships that include covered community-based organizations with a documented record of effectively serving 1 or more covered populations; and (2) eligible partnerships that include covered community-based organizations that are led by individuals who are members of the covered populations to be served. 7. Use of funds (a) In general An eligible partnership that receives a grant under this Act for a project may use the grant funds for— (1) project planning and community engagement; (2) project implementation; (3) staffing and recruitment; (4) facilities; (5) operational costs, including costs of startup or expansion activities, marketing, language translation, and transportation; (6) engagement with technical assistance providers; (7) consulting services; (8) training