; and (C) be filed with the Secretary no later than 10 days after the first contract to which such affidavit applies is entered into. (3) Enforcement If a physician or practitioner signing an affidavit described in paragraph (2) knowingly and willfully submits a claim under this title for any item or service provided during the 1-year period described in paragraph (2)(B) (or receives any reimbursement or amount described in subsection (a)(2) for any such item or service) with respect to such affidavit— (A) this subsection shall not apply with respect to any items and services provided by the physician or practitioner pursuant to any contract on and after the date of such submission and before the end of such period; and (B) no payment shall be made under this title for any item or service furnished by the physician or practitioner during the period described in clause (i) (and no reimbursement or payment of any amount described in subsection (a)(2) shall be made for any such item or service). IV Administration A General administration provisions 401. Administration (a) General duties of the Secretary (1) In general The Secretary shall develop policies, procedures, guidelines, and requirements to carry out this Act, including related to— (A) eligibility for benefits; (B) enrollment; (C) benefits provided; (D) provider participation standards and qualifications, as described in title III; (E) levels of funding; (F) methods for determining amounts of payments to providers of covered services, consistent with subtitle B; (G) the determination of medical necessity and appropriateness with respect to coverage of certain services; (H) planning for capital expenditures and service delivery; (I) planning for health professional education funding; (J) encouraging States to develop regional planning mechanisms