; (X) provides for the regular and frequent dissemination of information in the language of workers and those to be served, to assure that parents, family members, and interested persons in the service area are fully informed of services available through the child care and early learning program, and of the activities of the prime sponsor’s Child Care and Early Learning Council; (Y) provides for coordination with administrators of programs and services that are related to child care and early learning programs and services and that are not funded through this title, including programs conducted under the auspices of or with the support of business or financial institutions or organizations, industry, labor unions, employee or labor-management organizations, or other community groups; (Z) as applicable, describes any arrangements for the delegation, under the supervision of the Child Care and Early Learning Council, to public or private agencies or organizations, of responsibilities for the delivery of child care and early learning services for which financial assistance is provided under this title or for planning or evaluation services to be made available with respect to a child care and early learning program under this title; (AA) contains plans for regularly conducting surveys and analyses of needs for the child care and early learning program in the service area and for submitting to the Secretary a comprehensive annual report and evaluation in such form and containing such information as the Secretary shall require by regulation; (BB) provides that— (i) services for children with disabilities at the State, Tribal, and local levels will be available, in the child care and early learning program approved under the plan; and (ii) formal linkages are in place between the program and providers of early intervention services for infants and toddlers with disabilities; (CC) provides assurances satisfactory to the Secretary that the non-Federal share requirements described in section 112(c) will be met