; and (2) the Secretary shall reimburse the State for such covered expenses so long as the State is making reasonable efforts to implement the plan. (c) Public health goals (1) In general Subject to paragraph (2), a reopening plan achieves the public health goals specified in this subsection if the plan provides reasonable assurance that— (A) infection and transmission rates at the time of the commencement of reopening will not exceed the capacity of local hospitals to safely treat all patients using available treatment methods without resorting to crisis standards of care; and (B) sufficient safeguards will be implemented— (i) to keep transmission rates of coronavirus below 1 within the State; and (ii) to identify and take effective actions to curb local infection outbreaks before they lead to hospitalization rates that exceed the capacity of local hospital services to safely treat all patients without resorting to crisis standards of care. (2) Special rule A reopening plan may allow for some limited initial relaxation of social isolation requirements even while infection rates are above those specified in paragraph (1)(A) so long as— (A) the plan will keep transmission rates below 1; and (B) the limited initial relaxation will not appreciably increase infection rates. (d) Plan approval (1) In general In consultation with the Secretary of the Treasury, the Secretary of Health and Human Services shall approve or disapprove any reopening plan submitted under subsection (a) within 5 business days of submission if— (A) the plan provides reasonable assurances of achieving the public health goals specified in subsection (c); (B) the plan includes appropriate documentation as specified by the Secretary, including the contents required by subsection (e)