; and (ii) elect to reserve the amounts, or a portion thereof, for use by the State under subsection (e) for the benefit of eligible entities located in the nonentitlement area. (B) Sense of congress It is the sense of Congress that, in distributing the amounts pursuant to subparagraph (A) for nonentitlement areas in which a civil unrest business recovery fund has been established, a State should, as quickly as practicable, distribute amounts for use by such fund. (e) Use of allocated amounts A State, unit of general local government, entity designated by a unit of general local government, Indian Tribe, or insular area that receives an allocation under subsection (c), whether directly or indirectly, may use amounts from the allocation only— (1) to provide funding to a civil unrest business recovery fund established in accordance with subsection (f); (2) to provide funding to support organizations that provide technical assistance to eligible entities; (3) to cover administrative costs incurred by the State, unit of general local government, Indian Tribe, or insular area (or entity designated by the State, unit, tribe, or area), in establishing and administering a civil unrest business recovery fund, except that not more than 2 percent of the allocation under subsection (c) for the State, unit, tribe, or area may be used for the purpose under this paragraph; or (4) to carry out technical assistance and outreach activities to expand and diversify subgrantees funded with amounts provided under this section. (f) Civil unrest business recovery fund For purposes of this section, a civil unrest business recovery fund shall be a fund— (1) that is established by a State, a unit of general local government, an Indian Tribe, an insular area, or an entity designated by a State, unit of general local government, Indian Tribe, or an insular area