; or (B) an additional planning grant for the fiscal year following the fiscal year for which it receives an initial planning grant. (f) Implementation grants (1) Application requirements The Secretary shall require, as a condition of awarding a biennial implementation grant, that the State seeking the grant submits an application including the following: (A) A proposal, including a description and timeline, of the activities to be funded by the grant as described by a cyber resiliency plan of the State approved under subsection (d). (B) A description of how each activity proposed to be funded by the grant would achieve one or more of the objectives described in subsection (d)(1)(B) . (C) A description, if applicable, of how any prior biennial implementation grant awarded under this section was spent, and to what extent the criteria described in subsection (d)(1) were met. (D) The share of any amounts awarded as a biennial implementation grant proposed to be distributed to local or tribal governments within such State. (E) Such other information as the Secretary may determine to be necessary in consultation with the chief information officer, emergency managers, and senior public safety officials of the State. (2) Approval of application The Secretary shall consider the recommendations of the Review Committee in approving or disapproving an application for a biennial implementation grant. (3) Distribution to local and tribal governments (A) In general Not later than 45 days after the date that a biennial implementation grant is awarded, not less than 50 percent of any share proposed under paragraph (1)(D) shall be distributed to local or tribal governments, in the same manner that amounts awarded under section 2004 of the Homeland Security Act of 2002 ( 6 U.S.C. 605 ) are distributed to such governments, except that— (i) no such distribution may be made to a federally recognized Indian tribe that is a State under subsection (k)(11)(B)