; 5-Year review (1) In general As a condition of receipt of a waiver under this section, after each 5-year period of such waiver, a State shall submit to the Secretary a report that is carried out by an independent, non-partisan entity, with respect to such 5-year period and after a process for public notice and comment at the State level, including public hearings, sufficient to ensure a meaningful level of public input, on the following: (A) How waiver funds have been spent by the State. (B) The number of residents of the State without health insurance and a description of how the State plans to provide health insurance coverage within the subsequent 5 years to residents of the State without health insurance. (C) How affordability in the State for health care has changed over the period. (D) Whether the State has achieved health coverage for at least 95 percent of the population of the State. (E) Any additional information specified by the Secretary for purposes of determining the successes and challenges of the waiver. (2) 5-year review In the case a State, based on the report submitted under paragraph (1) for a 5-year period— (A) has been determined by the Secretary, after taking into account recommendations of the Panel under subsection (g), to have not achieved health coverage for at least 95 percent of the population of the State— (i) the State shall have access to technical assistance described in subsection (a)(4)(B)(vii) to improve the health insurance program of the State implemented through the waiver under this section; (ii) the State shall have a grace period of 6 months after such determination to achieve health coverage for at least 95 percent of such population; and (iii) if after such 6 months, the State has not achieved such health coverage, the waiver under this section shall be terminated