provision to any person or circumstance, is held to be unconstitutional, the remainder of this section, and the application of such provision to any other person or circumstance, shall not be affected by the holding. 5004. Development of plan (a) Public notice and input (1) Use of open and transparent process The entity responsible for developing and adopting the congressional redistricting plan of a State shall solicit and take into consideration comments from the public throughout the process of developing the plan, and shall carry out its duties in an open and transparent manner which provides for the widest public dissemination reasonably possible of its proposed and final redistricting plans. (2) Website (A) Features The entity shall maintain a public internet site which is not affiliated with or maintained by the office of any elected official and which includes the following features: (i) All proposed redistricting plans and the final redistricting plan, including the accompanying written evaluation under subsection (c). (ii) All comments received from the public submitted under paragraph (1). (iii) Access in an easily usable format to the demographic and other data used by the entity to develop and analyze the proposed redistricting plans, together with any reports analyzing and evaluating such plans and access to software that members of the public may use to draw maps of proposed districts. (iv) A method by which members of the public may submit comments directly to the entity. (B) Searchable format The entity shall ensure that all information posted and maintained on the site under this paragraph, including information and proposed maps submitted by the public, shall be maintained in an easily searchable format. (3) Multiple language requirements for all notices The entity responsible for developing and adopting the plan shall make each notice which is required to be posted and published under this section available in any language in which the State (or any jurisdiction in the State) is required to