; (E) how to provide adequate representation of clients whose cases present conflicts of interest; and (F) ensuring continued representation in circumstances in which clients move or are transferred, or where cases are transferred or change venue; (8) evaluate plans submitted by Local Boards for the provision of representation of individuals before U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services in matters described in section 292 of the Immigration and Nationality Act, after taking into account the ability of such plans to provide such representation, and approve such plans if they meet applicable legal requirements of law and are consistent with the policies of the Office; (9) review the implementation of plans approved by the Board not less frequently than once every 4 years to ensure that each Local Board complies with the plan approved by the Board; (10) establish policies and procedures with respect to compensation rates and reimbursement of reasonable expenses for appointed counsel under such section 292 and others providing services related to such representation; (11) establish procedures to obtain investigators, experts, interpreters, and other providers of defense services necessary for effective representation of individuals who are entitled to counsel under such section 292; (12) establish procedures for the reimbursement of reasonable expenses of attorneys, investigators, experts, interpreters, and other persons providing representation and related services under such section 292; (13) approve staffing levels and budgets for Immigration Public Defender Organizations; (14) approve staffing levels and budgets for the Office