; and (II) to prevent recurrence of maltreatment, promote timely permanency, and provide a community structure to help prevent entry into the child welfare system; (ii) protect young children in the child welfare system and at risk of entering the child welfare system from further maltreatment and developmental harm and address the damage already done; and (iii) identify and address the structural issues in the child welfare system that are harmful to infants and toddler development and impede the ability to strengthen and stabilize families. (3) Term of grant A grant under this subsection shall be for a term of not less than 3 years and may be renewed for a single term not to exceed 8 years. (4) Application process (A) In general A State seeking a grant under this subsection shall submit an application to the Secretary at such time, in such manner, and containing such information as the Secretary may require, including— (i) the information specified in paragraph (5); and (ii) a plan for the establishment or enhancement and ongoing support of local community infant-toddler court teams in the State. (B) Lead State agency The Governor of a State submitting an application under subparagraph (A) shall designate an appropriate State lead agency, such as the State Court Improvement Program or the State agency that administers child welfare services, with the ability to carry out the activities specified in paragraph (2). (5) Application contents The information specified in this paragraph is— (A) a description of how the State lead agency designated pursuant to paragraph (4)(B) will implement infant-toddler court team projects that meet the criteria specified in paragraph (2)(C) and the communities in which local community infant-toddler court teams will be established, enhanced, or stabilized