Treasury will provide instructions at a later time as to what information grantees must report to Treasury and how this information must be reported. At a minimum, in order to ensure that Treasury is able to fulfill its quarterly reporting requirements under section 501(g) of Division N of the Act and its ongoing monitoring and oversight responsibilities, grantees should anticipate the need to collect from households and retain records on the following:  Address of the rental unit,  • Name, address, social security number, tax identification number or DUNS number, as applicable, for landlord and utility provider,  • Amount and percentage of monthly rent covered by ERA assistance,  • Amount and percentage of separately-stated utility and home energy costs covered by ERA assistance,  • Total amount of each type of assistance (i.e., rent, rental arrears, utilities and home energy costs, utilities and home energy costs arrears) provided to each household,  • Amount of outstanding rental arrears for each household,  • Number of months of rental payments and number of months of utility or home energy cost payments for which ERA assistance is provided,  • Household income and number of individuals in the household, and  • Gender, race, and ethnicity for the primary applicant for assistance.  Grantees should also collect information as to the number of applications received in order to be able to report to Treasury the acceptance rate of applicants for assistance.  Treasury’s Office of Inspector General may require the collection of additional information in order to fulfill its oversight and monitoring requirements.1 Treasury will provide additional information regarding reporting to Treasury at a future date. Grantees will need to comply with the requirement in section 501(g)(4) of Division N of the Act to establish data privacy and security requirements for information they collect.