; (II) research; (III) writing; and (IV) preparation. (v) The amount of attorney turnover, broken down by the level of experience and length of employment of the attorney. (vi) The number of open cases as of the last day of the fiscal year, broken down by— (I) case type, including by— (aa) the dominant charge; and (bb) each peripheral charge; (II) the attorney, who shall be identified using an anonymized unique identifier; (III) the date on which the attorney was appointed to the case; and (IV) the date on which the attorney first met with the client. (vii) The number of cases closed during the fiscal year, broken down by— (I) case type, including by— (aa) the dominant charge; and (bb) each peripheral charge; (II) the attorney, who shall be identified using an anonymized unique identifier; (III) the date on which the case was referred to the public defender's office; (IV) the date on which the attorney was appointed to the case; and (V) the date on which the case was closed. (B) Collection and submission requirement For the second fiscal year, and each subsequent fiscal year, for which an eligible entity receives a covered grant, the eligible entity shall— (i) collect the data described in subparagraph (A) with respect to that fiscal year; and (ii) submit the data to the Attorney General. (2) Workload limits (A) Development of workload limits During the second fiscal year for which the eligible entity receives a covered grant, the eligible entity shall develop workload limits, based on the data collected under paragraph (1), that provide each full-time public defender employed by an applicable public defender's office with sufficient time to provide— (i) reasonably effective assistance of counsel pursuant to prevailing professional norms