PUBLIC LAW 102-569—OCT. 29, 1992 106 STAT. 4481

"(C) serve individuals with a fall range of disabilities,
and the parents, family members, guardians, advocates,
or authorized representatives of the individuals.
"(5) CONSULTATION.—Each private nonprofit organization
carrying out a program receiving assistance under this sub-
section shall consult with appropriate agencies that serve or
assist individuals with disabilities, and the parents, family
members, guardians, advocates, or authorized representatives
of the individuals, located in the jurisdiction served by the
program.

"(6) COORDINATION.—The Commissioner shall provide
coordination and technical assistance by grant or cooperative
agreement for establishing, developing, and coordinating the
training and information programs. To the extent practicable,
such assistance shall be provided by the parent training and
information centers established under section 631 of the
Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (20 U.S.C. 1431).
"(7) REVIEW.—

"(A) QUARTERLY REVIEW.—The board of directors or
special governing committee of a nonprofit private organiza-
tion receiving a grant under this subsection shall .meet
at least once in each calendar quarter to review the training
and information program, and each such committee shall
directly advise the governing board regarding the views
and recommendations of the committee:

"(B) REVIEW FOR GRANT RENEWAL.—If a nonprofit pri-
vate organization requests the renewal of a grant under
this subsection, the board of directors or the special govern-
ing committee shall prepare and submit to the Commis-
sioner a written review of the training and information
program conducted by the nonprofit private organization
during the preceding fiscal year.

"(d) TRAINING REGARDING IMPARTIAL HEARING OFFICERS.—The
Commissioner may award grants to public or nonprofit agencies
and organizations to provide training designed to provide impartial
hearing officers with the skills necessary to fairly decide appeals
under this Act.

"(e) RECRUITMENT AND RETENTION OF URBAN PERSONNEL.—
The Commissioner may award grants to public or nonprofit agencies
and organizations to develop and demonstrate innovative methods
to attract and retain professionals to serve in urban areas in the
rehabilitation of individuals with disabilities, including individuals
with severe disabilities.

a(f) CERTAIN REQUIREMENTS.—The requirements of subsections
(a) (except the first sentence), (b), and (c), of section 302, and
paragraphs (1) and (2) of subsection (g) of such section, shall apply
with respect to grants made available under this section, other
than subsection (c). The requirements of section 306 shall apply
with respect to grants made available under this section.".

(b) ACCOUNT.—There shall be established an account with a
distinct designated budget account identification code number in
the President's budget, for activities under title VIII of the
Rehabilitation Act of 1973. Funding for such activities shall be
available only to such extent as is provided, or in such amounts
as are provided, in appropriations Acts. Such account shall be
separate and distinct from the accounts for all other activities
under titles I through VII of such Act.

(c) TECHNICAL AMENDMENT.—The table of contents relating
to the Act is amended by adding at the end the following: