; and (B) any other requirements applicable to grantees under that section. (c) Records and reports Section 211(a) of the State Justice Institute Act of 1984 ( 42 U.S.C. 10710(a) ) is amended— (1) by striking The Institute and inserting (1) In general .—The Institute ; and (2) by adding at the end the following (2) Report on fines, fees, and monetary bail (A) In general The Institute shall require that a recipient of a grant awarded for the purpose described in paragraph (8) of section 206(a) shall submit to the Institute an annual report that includes, for the previous 12-month period— (i) the number of new admissions to jail or prison due to failures to pay fines or fees; (ii) the number of new admissions to jail or prison due to failure to appear when the underlying offense is a failure to pay a fine or fee; (iii) the number and type of alternatives considered for defendants who are unable to pay fees and fines; (iv) the number of times a judicial hearing was contingent upon the prepayment of fines and fees, including hearing fees if the court deems the defendant ineligible for a fee waiver; (v) the number of times constitutionally adequate notices were provided to counsel in cases in which a fine or fee will be imposed; (vi) the number of times an arrest warrant or driver’s license suspension was used as a means of coercing an individual to pay a fine or fee owed to the court; (vii) the number of additional fees imposed by the department of motor vehicles to get a driver’s license reinstated or suspension lifted; (viii) the number of times monetary bail practices were used that caused defendants to stay incarcerated due to their inability to pay a fine or fee; (ix) the number of times voter disenfranchisement was used as a result of an individual’s inability to pay a fine or a fee owed to the court; (x) a disaggregation of the data described in this subparagraph by race, gender, and disability status