; (v) improved quality of life for the eligible Medicare beneficiaries enrolled in an eligible MA plan participating in the CBI–SNP demonstration program; and (vi) improved caregiver satisfaction. (C) Evaluation process Such evaluation shall be completed in accordance with the following process: (i) The Secretary shall, prior to the implementation of such program, establish goals for such program with respect to the evaluation objectives described in subparagraph (B) and criteria for measuring the extent to which an eligible MA plan participating in the CBI–SNP demonstration program meets such goals. (ii) The Secretary shall implement clear data collection and reporting requirements for such eligible MA plans in order to carry out such evaluation. In carrying out such process, the Secretary shall recognize that definitions, benefits, and program requirements for long-term care services and supports vary across States. (2) Reports Not later than four years after the implementation of the CBI–SNP demonstration program, the Secretary shall submit to Congress a report containing the results of the evaluation conducted under paragraph (1), together with such recommendations for legislative or administrative action as the Secretary determines appropriate. In preparing such report, the Secretary shall use at least three years worth of data under the demonstration program. (i) Budget neutrality For any year after the third year of the CBI–SNP demonstration program, the Secretary shall ensure that the aggregate payments made under this title and title XIX, including under the demonstration program, do not exceed the amount which the Secretary estimates would have been expended under such titles during such year if the CBI–SNP demonstration program had not been implemented. (j) Paperwork reduction act Chapter 35 of title 44, United States Code, shall not apply to the testing and evaluation of the CBI–SNP demonstration program. .