; and (15) a California study of the Shriver Civil Counsel Program found that 91 percent of Shriver cases ended with the eviction record sealed, 81 percent with the eviction not reported to a credit agency, and 71 percent with a neutral reference provided by the landlord, tenants in such cases saved nearly $800 more in reduced rent and other fees while paying holdover damages or attorney’s fees only half as often, and 71 percent of represented clients that had been required to move had obtained a new rental unit, compared to 43 percent of unrepresented tenants. 3. Database of eviction information (a) Reports by housing providers (1) In general The Secretary of Housing and Urban Development shall require each State and local entity that receives covered housing assistance to submit to the Secretary annual reports under this section regarding evictions from assisted dwelling units of the covered housing occurring during the preceding year. (2) Contents Each report submitted pursuant to subsection (a) shall include— (A) for each household subject to an eviction proceeding during the year which the report covers— (i) the reason or reasons that the eviction proceeding was undertaken and, in the case of any eviction proceeding undertaken in whole or in part based on an arrearage in rent owed, the amount of such arrearage and the amount of the tenant's required contribution toward rent; (ii) the date on which the household was ordered to be evicted; (iii) the address of the dwelling unit from which the household was evicted; (iv) whether the household was represented by legal counsel in any eviction proceeding, if such information is available; (v) the number of days the household was given to vacate the dwelling unit, if such information is available; and (vi) whether a writ of execution was issued in regards to the eviction; and (B) for each individual in any household subject to an eviction proceeding during the year which the report covers— (i) the name of the individual