; (E) will provide for public education activities to raise awareness of the availability of such coverage and the facilitation of enrollment in such coverage, and to raise awareness regarding restrictions on the sale of duplicative or supplemental private insurance (and, if the State chooses to continue to offer qualified health plans through an Exchange, public education activities will raise awareness of the availability of and the facilitation of enrollment in such plans in a manner similar to an entity that serves as a navigator under a grant under section 1311(i)); (F) will be publicly administered by an agency or multiple agencies of the State, or an independent public entity within the government of the State; (G) will not preclude the purchase of insurance that offers coverage for benefits that are not offered under the State plan; (H) will provide systems for complaints, appeals, independent review, and other procedures for accessing and maintaining benefits that are at least as accessible to applicable State residents as those of one or more of the specified Federal health programs (as defined in subsection (i)(4)) for which such residents would have otherwise been eligible without application of such waiver under subsection (a)(1)