; (ii) spaceflight products and services; and (iii) human spaceflight products and services in low-Earth orbit; (B) to improve the capability of the ISS to accommodate commercial users; and (C) subject to paragraph (3), to foster the development of commercial space stations and habitats. (3) Commercial space stations and habitats (A) Priority With respect to an activity to develop a commercial space station or habitat, the Administrator shall give priority to an activity for which a private entity provides a share of the cost to develop and operate the activity. (B) Limitation The Administrator may not provide funding for the development of a commercial space station or habitat until after the date on which the Administrator awards a contract for the use of a docking port on the ISS. (C) Report Not later than 30 days after the date that an award or agreement is made to carry out an activity to develop a commercial space station or habitat, the Administrator shall submit to the appropriate committees of Congress a report on the development of the commercial space station or habitat, as applicable, that includes— (i) a business plan that describes the manner in which the project will— (I) meet the future requirements of NASA for low-Earth orbit human space-flight services; and (II) fulfill the cost-share funding prioritization under subparagraph (A); and (ii) a review of the viability of the operational business case, including— (I) the level of expected Government participation; (II) a list of anticipated nongovernmental an international customers and associated contributions