; (B) provide a comprehensive child care and early learning plan, as described in section 114(b); (C) demonstrate that the entity has engaged with the community involved, including parents who might participate in such a child care and early learning program, family members of such parents, and other stakeholders, individuals, and organizations, in the community, to determine the need and interest for such a child care and early learning program in a service area, in a manner that takes into account a wide array of perspectives, especially those from marginalized populations; and (D) demonstrate that the entity has the authority under its charter or applicable law to receive and administer funds under this title, funds and contributions from private or public sources that may be used in support of a child care and early learning program, and funds under a Federal or State assistance program that may be so used. (3) Approval No prime sponsorship plan, or modification of the plan, submitted by an entity under this section shall be approved by the Secretary unless the Secretary determines, in accordance with regulations which the Secretary shall prescribe, that— (A) the local educational agency for the service area and other appropriate educational and training agencies and institutions have had an opportunity to submit comments to the entity and to the Secretary; (B) appropriate officials from Indian Tribes or Tribal organizations have had an opportunity to submit comments to the entity and to the Secretary