; (H) the number and percentage of court-ordered or administrative eviction cases broken down by age bracket; (I) the number and percentage of court-ordered or administrative eviction cases broken down by race and ethnicity; (J) the number and percentage of court-ordered or administrative eviction cases broken down by gender; (K) the number and percentage of court-ordered or administrative eviction cases broken down by disability status; (L) the number and percentage of court-ordered or administrative eviction cases with a tenant or household with children; (M) the number of tenants evicted from public housing, broken down by each public housing agency; (N) the number of tenants evicted from dwelling units who were receiving tenant-based assistance or project-based assistance under section 8 of the United States Housing Act of 1937 ( 42 U.S.C. 1437f ); and (O) the number of court-ordered or administrative eviction or cases where late fees were collected from tenants by landlords, and the average amount of late fees in those cases. (3) Data on executed evictions Local law enforcement or any other official who executes an eviction shall report to the adjudicating court or administrative forum sufficient data on each executed eviction, such that the court may determine which court-ordered or administrative evictions resulted in a law enforcement officer or other local official removing the tenant. (4) Data on tenant status following a court-ordered or administrative eviction Each court or administrative forum responsible for adjudicating evictions shall require landlords to report whether tenants who were the subject of a court-ordered or administrative eviction were removed or remained in the property 90 days after the court-ordered or administrative eviction. (5) Data on each illegal eviction With respect to each illegal eviction occurring on or after the date on which the database is established: (A) The data described in paragraph (1)(A). (B) Information on the landlord, including— (i) the name of the landlord