economic reopening. (5) Once effective treatments become proven, quickly scaling up their production is also necessary to save lives and to increase the capacity of the country to remain open. (6) Because of market uncertainties and the limited time for production, the necessary level of production will not occur without aggressive government purchasing and market guaranties and prioritization of necessary resources. (7) It is in the public interest for the Federal Government to assume the added costs of State reopening plans and to support such plans with necessary technical support and coordinated procurement and distribution of necessary supplies. (8) Because extensive testing for coronavirus protection will be a critical component of reopening strategies, it is necessary for the Federal Government to advance understanding of the capacities and potential uses of different, and rapidly emerging, tests. 2. Coronavirus State reopening plans and State partnership procurement plans (a) Submission of plan Any Governor of a State may submit a reopening plan to the Secretary for the purpose of allowing the maximum level of economic and social activity in the State while simultaneously achieving the public health goals specified in subsection (c). (b) Federal reimbursement Once per month, or on a more frequent schedule as specified by the Secretary— (1) the Governor of a State with a reopening plan with an approval in effect under subsection (d) may submit for reimbursement the sum of covered expenses of the State with appropriate documentation as specified by the Secretary