; (H) law enforcement agencies, courts, offices of district attorneys, and other public and private security agencies and businesses; (I) institutional long-term care services and support providers; (J) nursing home providers; and (K) other stakeholders. (3) A description of each partner organization’s experience working with State, local, or Tribal government agencies in providing training, information, and support related to augmentative and alternative communication for full expression and individuals with significant expressive communication disabilities. (4) A description of each partner organization’s prior partnerships with disability-led organizations focused on augmentative and alternative communication and individuals with significant expressive communication disabilities. (5) Evidence of how the applicant satisfies the requirements of section 4(5). (6) A description of the applicant’s plan to ensure that the applicant will provide training, technical assistance, and information to target audiences, especially those audiences in need of knowledge and access to augmentative and alternative communication. (7) A description of the applicant’s plan to implement the priority activities in section 6, including how the organizational members of the eligible entity will partner, collaborate, and operationalize the activities. (8) Advisory council information, including— (A) a description of the advisory council, including a list of the inaugural members of the advisory council; (B) an assurance that the Chair and Vice Chair of the advisory council will be selected by the advisory council members at the first meeting of the advisory council and thereafter as the council determines to be appropriate; and (C) an assurance that, in filling a vacancy on the advisory council, the advisory council will— (i) solicit nominations from the population of augmentative and alternative communication users; (ii) if there is not more than 1 nominee for the vacancy, confirm the nominee as a new member