; (II) not artificially suppress revenue, enrollment, or attendance for the purposes of receiving subgrant funding; (III) provide the necessary documentation under subsection (h) to the lead agency, including providing documentation of expenditures of subgrant funds; and (IV) implement all applicable State, local, and tribal health and safety requirements and, if applicable, enhanced protocols for child care services and related to COVID–19 or another health or safety condition; and (iii) a certification in good faith that the child care program will remain open for not less than 1 year after receiving a subgrant under this paragraph, unless such program is closed due to extraordinary circumstances described in subsection (f)(1)(D). (D) Subgrant disbursement In providing funds through a subgrant under this paragraph— (i) the lead agency shall— (I) disburse such subgrant funds to a qualified child care provider in installments made not less than once monthly; (II) disburse a subgrant installment for a month after the qualified child care provider has provided, before that month, the enrollment, attendance, and revenue data required under subparagraph (C)(ii)(I) and, if applicable, current operating capacity data required under subparagraph (C)(i)(II); and (III) make subgrant installments to any qualified child care provider for a period of not more than 9 months; and (ii) the lead agency may, notwithstanding subparagraph (E)(i), disburse an initial subgrant installment to a provider in a greater amount than that subparagraph provides for, and adjust the succeeding installments, as applicable. (E) Subgrant installment amount The lead agency— (i) shall determine the amount of a subgrant installment under this paragraph by basing the amount on— (I) (aa) at a minimum, the fixed costs associated with the provision of child care services by a qualified child care provider