; (B) sharing of resources and materials through an interlibrary loan arrangement; and (C) implementation of coordinated organized events and activities. 5. Prohibited uses Grant amounts may not be used for the following: (1) Purchasing food, clothes, shoes, or hygiene supplies. (2) Payment of employee salary and benefits unassociated with prison libraries. (3) Physical and mental care for incarcerated individuals. (4) incarcerated individual transportation. (5) Staff training unrelated to the library services. (6) General administrative functions or operations of the prison. (7) Facility maintenance aside from the libraries. (8) Other obligations imposed on the facility by law, including establishment of maintenance of a law library. (9) Any other use unrelated to library services, resources, and management. 6. Prioritization The Attorney General shall, in making grants under this Act, comply with the following: (1) The Attorney General shall prioritize making awards to grantees that are the following: (A) Applicants that follow local and or national standards and guidelines for library management. (B) Applicants that add or prioritize post-secondary education curriculum to library programming. (C) Applicants with plans for tangible, positive, and measurable impact for their prison population, including— (i) plans for increasing literacy rates; (ii) plans for increased secondary and post-secondary enrollment and graduation rates; (iii) plans for development of technical and vocational skills; (iv) plans for expanded access to employment opportunities post-release