; and (iv) any other Federal, State, or local government entity that, as determined by the Secretary, is related to— (I) catastrophe loss prevention, mitigation, or recovery; or (II) the promotion of competitive property insurance markets; and (E) make the data collected under this paragraph available online in a manner that does not risk public disclosure of personally identifiable information of policyholders. (2) Contracting with a statistical agent (A) In general The Secretary shall contract with a statistical agent via a competitive bidding process to collect and review the data under this subsection for accuracy and completeness. (B) Office of Financial Research as the statistical agent If the Secretary is unable to identify a qualified statistical agent for collection of data under this subsection, the Director of the Office of Financial Research shall establish a data collection infrastructure for collection of such data. 3. Grant program to promote loss prevention investments (a) In general The Secretary shall establish a grant program to provide grants to States to— (1) incentivize participating insurers, policyholders, and State and local governments to provide funding for investments in activities aimed at reducing losses to insurance providers; and (2) encourage States to mandate that insurers offer an all-perils property insurance policy. (b) Amount of grants When providing amounts to States under the grant program established under subsection (a), the Secretary shall— (1) solicit proposals from States describing the ways in which States will use any amounts provided to improve the availability and affordability of all-perils property insurance policies through investments in loss mitigation and risk management; (2) prioritize grants that yield the greatest return on investment for loss prevention and risk mitigation which benefit or target low and moderate income consumers and small businesses