; (2) notifies the entity in writing with sufficient detail describing the violation; and (3) determines that the State has not taken action to correct the violation during the 90-day period beginning with the date the entity received the notice. (h) Reports to Congress (1) Report on disposition of applications Within 90 days after an administering Secretary receives an application submitted pursuant to this section, the administering Secretary shall submit to each Committee of the Congress which has jurisdiction over a qualified program identified in the application notice of the receipt, a description of the decision of the administering Secretary with respect to the application, and the reasons for approving or disapproving the application. (2) Reports on projects Each administering Secretary that has jurisdiction over a qualified program that is part of a demonstration project approved under this section shall provide annually to each Committee of the Congress that has jurisdiction over the program a report, which shall include— (A) the number of waivers granted for the project under this section, and the specific statutory provisions, if any, waived; (B) in the case of a project for which such a waiver is granted— (i) how well the project is improving or enhancing program achievement from the standpoint of quality, cost-effectiveness, or both; (ii) how well the project is meeting the performance objectives specified in subsection (c)(3)(B); and (iii) how the project is conforming with the cost limitation requirements of subsection (d)(4); (C) the number of individuals engaged in the program under the project; (D) the number of individuals so engaged who completed education or workforce development programs; (E) the number of individuals so engaged who reduced their dependence on government benefits as a result of self-sufficiency; (F) an explanation of the functions the State or sub-State project employed to help individuals achieve self sufficiency