; (E) maintain a toll-free hotline and website for consumers; (F) collect, track, and quantify problems and inquiries encountered by consumers; and (G) other activities as defined by the Secretary; and (2) provide support and training for such State and Tribal mental health parity ombudsman programs (such as through the establishment of a mental health parity ombudsman program resource center). (b) Eligibility To be eligible to receive a grant under this section, a State, Indian Tribe, or Tribal organization shall designate an ombudsman or consumer assistance program or other independent entity that— (1) has specialized knowledge of mental health conditions and substance use disorders and experience resolving inquiries and complaints; and (2) directly, or in coordination with departments of insurance, and consumer assistance organizations, receives and responds to inquiries and complaints concerning access to mental health and substance use disorder services. (c) Criteria A State, Indian Tribe, or Tribal organization that receives a grant under this section shall comply with criteria established by the Secretary for carrying out activities under such grant. (d) Data collection As a condition of receiving a grant, an eligible entity shall agree to— (1) collect and report data to the Secretary, State legislature, and relevant State agencies, including the departments of insurance and the State attorney general, on the numbers and types of problems and inquiries encountered by individuals with respect to access to behavioral health services