; and (II) to coordinate case transfers and referrals for legal representation for people who are subsequently released from, or transferred within, the custody of the Department of Homeland Security or the Office of Refugee Resettlement. (2) Appointments to immigration representation advisory board If a Local Plan does not provide for the establishment of an Immigration Public Defender Organization or contracting with a Community Defender Organization in the region, the Local Board shall appoint representatives to the Immigration Representation Advisory Board established under section 210(a). (3) Local administrator Each Local Board shall appoint, subject to the approval of the Office, a Local Administrator and such staff as may be necessary to assist the Local Board in administering the selection and appointment of Panel Attorneys. (4) Immigration public defender If a Local Plan includes the establishment of 1 or more Immigration Public Defender Organizations, the Local Board shall— (A) select 1 or more Immigration Public Defenders, who shall serve in accordance with section 207(b), for the region or a portion of the region that will be served by the Local Board; (B) periodically evaluate the performance of the Immigration Public Defender; and (C) submit the results of the evaluations required under subparagraph (B), as directed by the Office. (5) Duties of local administrator Each Local Administrator shall— (A) review, and certify for payment, all vouchers received from Panel Attorneys to compensate them for— (i) their time spent representing clients appointed to them pursuant to section 292 of the Immigration and Nationality Act, as amended by section 101 of this Act; and (ii) the costs of investigators, experts, interpreters, and other providers of defense services for work performed on behalf of the Panel Attorneys and their clients; (B) authorize reasonable expenditures for transcripts and the services of paralegals and other legal support personnel, to the extent necessary