; (ii) allow State and local flexibility in the creation of— (I) interim conservation practice standards and supplements to existing conservation practice standards to address the considerations described in clause (i); and (II) partnership-led proposals for new and innovative techniques to facilitate implementing agreements and grants under this title; (iii) solicit regular input from State technical committees established under section 1261(a) for recommendations that identify innovations or advancements described in clause (i); and (iv) allow for public submission of conservation practices for consideration as interim conservation practice standards. (C) Priority updates The Secretary shall prioritize the review of proposed interim conservation practice standards and conservation practice standards under the process established under subparagraph (A) that— (i) address underused conservation practice standards, including the Nutrient Management Standard; and (ii) reduce the use of synthetic chemicals and fertilizers. (D) Public information Under the process established under subparagraph (A), the Secretary shall make publicly available information describing— (i) what constitutes— (I) a conservation practice standard; and (II) an interim conservation practice standard; (ii) the process by which the public can submit to the Secretary conservation practices for consideration as interim conservation practice standards, including a template and written instructions for how to submit a conservation practice for consideration; (iii) the data, metrics, third-party or scientific information, and other relevant information that the Secretary needs to consider in the establishment of interim conservation practice standards; (iv) the process by which an interim conservation practice standard becomes a conservation practice standard; (v) the means by which the public can engage State technical committees established under section 1261(a) to consider interim conservation practice standards already in effect in other States