; (ii) a review of community capacity, in communities served by the entity or provider, in providing community-based long-term services and supports; (iii) identification of improvements needed to ensure that all community-based long-term services and supports provided by the public entity or LTSS insurance provider to individuals with LTSS disabilities are comprehensive, are accessible, are not duplicative of existing (as of the date of the identification) services and supports, meet the needs of persons who are likely to require assistance in order to live, or lead a life, as described in section 4(a), and are culturally competent, high-quality services and supports, which may include identifying system improvements that create an option to self-direct receipt of such services and supports for all populations of such individuals served; and (iv) a review of funding sources for community-based long-term services and supports and an analysis of how those funding sources could be organized into a fair, coherent system that affords individuals reasonable and timely access to culturally competent, community-based long-term services and supports. (B) Public entity A public entity, including an LTSS insurance provider that is a public entity, shall— (i) include in the self-evaluation described in subparagraph (A)— (I) an assessment of the availability of accessible, affordable transportation across the State involved and whether transportation barriers prevent individuals from receiving long-term services and supports in the most integrated setting; and (II) an assessment of the availability of integrated employment opportunities in the jurisdiction served by the public entity for individuals with LTSS disabilities; (ii) provide the self-evaluation described in subparagraph (A) to the Attorney General