; (II) an analysis of the reasons for any disparities in eligible households versus recipients and in the timeframes in which recipients received cash assistance, including disparities among categories of eligible households described in clause (i)(I); (III) if the analysis described in subclause (II) reveals that less than 90 percent of eligible households received cash assistance under this title or disparities of more than 14 days, on average, in the timeframes in which recipients belonging to different categories of eligible households described in clause (i)(I) received cash assistance, a proposed plan on how the State will improve the rate of eligible households receiving payments and eliminate any such disparities in potential future deliveries of the family crisis cash assistance program; (IV) a description of how the State used any funds the State received under this title for technical assistance or administrative costs; and (V) at the option of the State, any recommendations to the Secretary and Congress on how changes to the program’s implementation, including technical assistance, planning requirements, administrative support, and other factors may achieve more equitable outcomes. (B) Family assistance period For purposes of subparagraph (A), the term family assistance period means, with respect to a State, a period of consecutive months during which the State is entitled to a payment under section 1302. (2) Report to Congress Not later then September 30, 2022, the Secretary shall submit a report to Congress on the use of payments made under this paragraph based on the reports submitted under paragraph (1). (3) Validation of State reports The Secretary may— (A) develop a process for validating State reports submitted under paragraph (1) using Federal data available to the Secretary