; and (II) facilitate coordination among the partners in such one-stop system; and (ii) may, subject to the requirements under subparagraph (B), directly provide services to job seekers and employers. (B) Internal controls In a case in which a one-stop operator seeks to operate as a service provider pursuant to subparagraph (A)(ii), the local board shall establish internal controls (which shall include written policies and procedures)— (i) with respect to the competition in which the one-stop operator will compete to be selected as such service provider, and the subsequent oversight, monitoring, and evaluation of the performance of such one-stop operator as such service provider; and (ii) which— (I) require compliance with— (aa) relevant Office of Management and Budget circulars relating to conflicts of interest; and (bb) any applicable State conflict of interest policy; and (II) prohibit a one-stop operator from developing, managing, or conducting the competition in which the operator intends to compete to be selected as a service provider. (4) Local boards as one-stop operators Subject to approval from the chief elected official and Governor and in accordance with any other eligibility criteria established by the State, a local board may serve as a one-stop operator, if the local board— (A) enters into a written agreement with the chief elected official that clarifies how the local board will carry out the functions and responsibilities as a one-stop operator in a manner that complies with the appropriate internal controls to prevent any conflicts of interest, which shall include how the local board, while serving as a one-stop operator, will— (i) comply with the relevant Office of Management and Budget circulars relating to conflicts of interest; and (ii) any applicable State conflict of interest policy