; (6) make available to the public, which shall include, at a minimum, posting to an internet website of the lead agency— (A) notice of funding availability through subgrants for qualified child care providers under this section; and (B) the criteria for awarding subgrants for qualified child care providers, including the methodology the lead agency used to determine and disburse funds in accordance with subparagraphs (D) and (E) of subsection (g)(4); and (7) ensure the maintenance of a delivery system of child care services throughout the State that provides for child care in a variety of settings, including the settings of family child care providers. (g) Lead agency use of funds (1) In general A lead agency that receives a Back to Work Child Care grant under this section— (A) shall use a portion that is not less than 94 percent of the grant funds to award subgrants to qualified child care providers as described in the lead agency’s assurances pursuant to subsection (f); (B) shall reserve not more than 6 percent of the funds to— (i) use not less than 1 percent of the funds to provide technical assistance and support in applying for and accessing funding through such subgrants to eligible child care providers, including to rural providers, family child care providers, and providers with limited administrative capacity; and (ii) use the remainder of the reserved funds to— (I) administer subgrants to qualified child care providers under paragraph (4), which shall include monitoring the compliance of qualified child care providers with applicable State, local, and tribal health and safety requirements; and (II) comply with the reporting and documentation requirements described in subsection (h); and (C) (i) shall not make more than 1 subgrant under paragraph (4) to a child care provider, except as described in clause (ii)