; (D) acquire a computer system or software needed for the training programs; or (E) support the paid participation of individuals with disabilities and their family members as advisors. (e) Supplement, not supplant An eligible entity that receives a covered grant shall use the grant funds to supplement, and not supplant, any funds that would, in the absence of the grant funds, be made available from a State, political subdivision of a State, or Indian Tribe for the activities described in subsection (d). (f) Advisory council (1) In general An eligible entity that receives a covered grant shall establish an advisory council composed of 15 members to advise the eligible entity on activities carried out using the grant. (2) Membership An advisory council established under paragraph (1) shall— (A) be composed of— (i) 1 representative of the eligible entity who is a covered individual and shall serve as chair of the advisory council; (ii) 1 representative of the State law enforcement training academy or law enforcement agency for the State that the eligible entity serves, who shall serve as vice chair of the advisory council; (iii) 3 representatives of community-based organizations that support individuals with disabilities, not fewer than 2 of whom have a disability; (iv) 2 representatives of community-based organizations that support older adults; (v) 2 State officials or their designees; (vi) 1 representative of an organization providing victim services; (vii) 1 representative of a State public safety agency; (viii) 3 members of the public with knowledge of individuals with disabilities and older adults with cognitive impairment, including not fewer than 2 self-advocates or family members of a covered individual; and (ix) 1 active local or State law enforcement officer representing a labor or representative organization