; and (ii) the demonstrated capacity of the eligible entity to administer a statewide senior legal hotline, including the experience and history of the eligible entity in delivering high-quality advice, assistance, and other legal services, to older individuals through low-cost and innovative methods; and (B) ensure that no 2 eligible entities receiving a grant under this section for a fiscal year are planning to establish or operate a statewide senior legal hotline that serves the same State for such fiscal year. (d) Requirements Each eligible entity receiving a grant under this section shall, in establishing or operating a statewide senior legal hotline supported by such grant— (1) provide for a sufficient number of appropriately trained attorneys, paralegals, other staff members, and volunteers to ensure effective delivery of the services described in subsection (a)(2)(A); (2) collaborate with the appropriate State agency, including any legal assistance developer of the State agency, and free or low-cost legal service providers throughout the State, including those who provide free legal assistance to older individuals, to maximize coordination and cost-effective delivery of legal assistance to older individuals; (3) strive to maximize coordination in the delivery of legal assistance to older individuals in the State, including legal assistance funded by the Legal Services Corporation under the Legal Services Corporation Act ( 42 U.S.C. 2996 et seq. ), legal assistance supported by a grant under part B of title III of this Act, legal assistance provided by a law school clinic, and any other legal assistance provided at no cost to the persons receiving the assistance; (4) build effective communication within the aging network operating in the State to provide coordinated assistance and referrals as appropriate