; (2) instruct transportation staff on the operation of the reentry service; (3) collect data on the number of returning individuals who use the reentry service and the frequency of use; and (4) develop a system to ensure compliance with the 1-year period described in section (a)(2). (c) Reimbursement (1) Direct costs The Secretary may reimburse a covered recipient for the cost of providing to returning individuals the reentry service under this section. (2) Indirect costs The reimbursement that a covered recipient receives may include the costs incurred from the following: (A) Development of the reentry service. (B) Implementation of the reentry service. (C) Operational costs of the reentry service. (D) Engagement with technical assistance providers. (E) Training on the implementation of the reentry service. (F) Outreach to prisons and to the returning individual populations. (G) Other uses integral to the successful implementation of the reentry service. (d) Regulations Not later than 1 year after the date of enactment of this section, the Secretary shall issue regulations necessary to carry out this section, including regulations that— (1) promote the coordination of providing technical assistance to a covered recipient; (2) promote the marketing of the reentry service to ensure that incarcerated and returning individual populations are aware of the reentry service