of the building, (II) which are intended to promote economic self-sufficiency and physical and mental health and well-being in pursuit of retaining permanent housing, including childcare or eldercare services, health services, coordination of tenant benefits, job training, financial counseling, resident engagement services, or such other similar services as may be defined by the allocating agency in the qualified allocation plan, (III) which are provided to tenants and other beneficiaries as may be specified by the housing credit agency, including specifications as to which services may be provided to non-tenants, (IV) which are provided at no cost to beneficiaries other than any fee, copay, or coinsurance customarily charged by service providers for similar services, and (V) usage of or participation in which is not a condition of tenancy in the building. Such term includes reasonable and necessary measures for the provision of such services, including measures to engage tenants and other beneficiaries in and coordinate such services, and measures required to obtain the certification described in subparagraph (E)(ii)(III). (E) Extended supportive services commitment (i) In general Subparagraph (D)(i) shall not apply to a building for any taxable year unless an extended supportive services commitment is in effect for such taxable year. (ii) Extended supportive services commitment The term extended supportive services commitment means any agreement between the owner of a building and the housing credit agency which— (I) provides estimates of the amounts to be spent, updated at least once every 5 years, on the provision of qualified supportive services to tenants of such building and other beneficiaries for each taxable year remaining in the credit period, (II) requires the designation of one or more individuals to engage tenants regarding, and coordinate delivery of, qualified supportive services, (III) requires the maintenance of an appropriate certification, as determined by the Secretary in consultation with