; (ii) renewed; (iii) suspended; or (iv) revoked. (2) To Congress Not later than 13 months after the first grants are awarded under this part, and every year thereafter, the Attorney General shall submit to Congress and make available publicly through print and electronic means a report, which shall include the following information: (A) A list of eligible applicants who received funds under a grant under this part during the previous fiscal year, including the funds awarded, cumulatively and disaggregated by grantee. (B) The information gathered pursuant to paragraph (1), disaggregated by grantee. (C) A list of eligible applicants who were denied grants under this part, and the basis for such denials. (e) Limitation on grant amount A grant under this part may not be in an amount that is more than $2,500,000 per fiscal year. 3062. Definitions In this part: (1) Eligible applicant The term eligible applicant means a State or Indian tribal government that has in effect a law that, at a minimum, requires the following: (A) To engage in business as a firearms dealer in the area subject to the jurisdiction of the State or Indian tribal government, a person shall be a licensed dealer and be licensed as a firearms dealer under such law. (B) A person shall only be licensed as a firearms dealer under such law upon successful completion of the application process set by such law. (C) A license to engage in business as a firearms dealer shall be valid for not more than 3 years. (D) A person licensed as a firearms dealer shall submit to inspections under the law of the State or Indian tribal government. (E) Noncompliance of a person licensed as a firearms dealer with a requirement for firearms dealers under the law of the State or Indian tribal government may result in— (i) the suspension or revocation of the license