; (B) correcting any deficiency in the operation of a program to which the grant relates, as identified through an audit or another monitoring or evaluation procedure; and (C) adopting written procedures for the receipt and resolution of complaints alleging a violation of law with respect to a program to which the grant relates; (3) cooperate with respect to any evaluation— (A) of any program that relates to a grant awarded to the entity; and (B) that is carried out by or for the Assistant Secretary or another Federal official; (4) use fiscal control and fund accounting procedures that ensure the proper disbursement of, and accounting for, any Federal funds that the entity is awarded under the Program; (5) submit to the Assistant Secretary any reports that may be necessary to enable the Assistant Secretary to perform the duties of the Assistant Secretary under the Program; and (6) maintain any records and provide any information to the Assistant Secretary, including those records, that the Assistant Secretary determines is necessary to enable the Assistant Secretary to perform the duties of the Assistant Secretary under the Program. (g) Termination of grant In addition to other authority under applicable law, the Assistant Secretary shall— (1) terminate a grant awarded to an entity under this section if, after notice to the entity and opportunity for a hearing, the Assistant Secretary determines, and presents to the entity a rationale and supporting information that clearly demonstrates, that— (A) the grant funds are not being used in a manner that is consistent with the application with respect to the grant submitted by the entity under subsection (c); (B) the entity is not upholding assurances made by the entity to the Assistant Secretary under subsection (f); or (C) the grant is no longer necessary to achieve the original purpose for which the Assistant Secretary awarded the grant