; and (III) such other information as the Secretary may require. (C) GAO report Not later than 3 years after the first grant is awarded under this subsection, the Comptroller General of the United States shall submit a report to Congress evaluating the individual, financial, and systems-level impacts associated with whole child health models implemented under the demonstration project. (6) Consultation A State awarded a grant under paragraph (2) shall consult with stakeholders, such as eligible individuals and their primary caregivers, schools, health care, mental health, and substance use disorder treatment organizations, pediatric providers, public health departments, child care providers, juvenile justice programs, child welfare programs, and community-based organizations, in designing and carrying out the activities required under paragraph (2), and with respect to the implementation and evaluation of the whole child health models implemented by the State. Such consultation may include establishment of a Community Advisory Board as defined by the Secretary. (7) Responsibilities of the secretary (A) Technical assistance (i) In general The Secretary shall provide States awarded a grant under paragraph (2) with technical assistance with respect to the design of whole child health models. Such assistance may include assisting States with moving along a whole child health model and utilizing innovative financing strategies, such as braiding public and private funds. As feasible, the Secretary may partner with other Federal agencies, including the Office of Management and Budget, when providing technical assistance to promote a whole child health approach. The Secretary shall also provide such States with technical assistance with respect to implementation of such models. (ii) Shared learning The Secretary shall facilitate shared learning, such as a learning collaborative, among the States participating in the demonstration project. (iii) Reports to congress The Secretary shall submit to the Committee on Finance of