; or (B) the household receives benefits from the National School Lunch Program’s free or reduced cost lunch program. (2) A provider of broadband internet access service shall apply to the Commission for the reimbursement described in paragraph (6) for each eligible household that requests the emergency lifeline broadband benefit and receives Tier I or Tier II service from the provider. (3) Within five business days of receiving a request from a broadband internet service provider, the Commission shall determine and issue a decision whether it is in the public interest— (A) to allow such provider to provide Tier I or Tier II service supported by the emergency lifeline broadband benefit, and (B) to allow the provider to use its own verification processes to determine whether a household is eligible to receive the emergency lifeline broadband benefit according to the eligibility criteria in paragraph (1), if such processes are reasonable and sufficient to avoid waste, fraud, and abuse. (4) The Commission shall adopt reasonable recordkeeping and retention requirements for recipients of reimbursements from the funds made available in subsection (f), which requirements shall be in lieu of any reporting, record keeping, retention and compliance requirements as set forth in subpart E of part 54 of title 47, Code of Federal Regulations. (5) The emergency period may be extended within a State or any portion thereof if the Governor of the State provides written, public notice to the Commission stipulating that an extension is necessary in furtherance of the recovery related to COVID–19. The Commission shall, within 24 hours after receiving such notice, post the notice on the Commission’s public website. (6) The Commission shall reimburse providers of broadband internet access service from funds made available in subsection (f) in the following amounts: (A) The broadband internet access service provider shall receive $50.00 per month, or an amount equal to the monthly charge for service and equipment if such charge is less