; and (iii) the reporting requirements under subparagraph (C); (E) procedures through which the Commission may recover grant funds, in whole or in part, from a grantee if the grantee defaults or does not comply with the requirements under this Act; and (F) any additional methods or reporting necessary to reduce waste, fraud, and abuse within the grant program. (b) Public awareness and digital literacy grants For grants awarded under section 4, the Commission shall establish transparency and accountability rules that— (1) require the Commission to provide the public with notice of— (A) the entities that have applied for a grant; and (B) the results of any decision regarding a grant application, including by— (i) identifying each eligible entity that was awarded a grant; (ii) identifying the areas that each grantee will serve using the grant funds; (iii) providing a summary of the projects that each grantee will carry out in each area described in clause (ii); and (iv) the amount that the Commission has authorized a grantee to use to carry out a public awareness campaign or support digital literacy programs in each area described in clause (ii); and (2) establish— (A) project milestones and periodic certifications that a grantee must submit to demonstrate compliance with the project milestones; (B) a maximum project completion timeframe of 6 years from the date on which the Commission first awards a grant to an eligible entity; (C) periodic reporting requirements for grantees to demonstrate progress in meeting the project milestones under subparagraph (A); (D) penalties for noncompliance with— (i) the project milestones under subparagraph (A); (ii) the certification requirements under subparagraph (A); and (iii) the reporting requirements under subparagraph (C); (E) procedures through which the Commission may recover grant funds, in whole or in part, from a grantee if the grantee defaults or does not comply with the requirements under this Act