; (2) to automate the process of expunging convictions for cannabis offenses; (3) for clinics, including legal clinics, that assist individuals through the expungement process; (4) to implement the notice requirement described in subsection (e); (5) to seal records of conviction for cannabis offenses, if appropriate; and (6) for other innovative partnerships to provide wide-scale relief to individuals who are eligible for the expungement of a conviction for a cannabis offense under the laws of the State. (e) Notice requirement An eligible entity that receives a grant under this section shall— (1) publish on a publicly accessible website information about the availability and process of expunging convictions for cannabis offenses, including information for individuals living in an area other than the area under the jurisdiction of the eligible entity who were convicted of a cannabis offense in the area under the jurisdiction of the eligible entity; and (2) implement a process to notify each individual convicted of a cannabis offense— (A) when the expungement process has begun; and (B) when the expungement is complete, including, if applicable, when an official certificate of expungement (or any other similar document used by the eligible entity) has been issued. (f) Report An eligible entity that receives a grant under this section shall submit to the Attorney General a report describing— (1) the uses of funds from the grant