; and (ii) an authorized representative of a household as an authorized user of the EBT card issued to the household. (B) Limit Not more than 5 individuals shall be registered as authorized users, including the authorized representative of a household, on an EBT card. (C) Unauthorized use (i) In general An EBT card shall not be used by any individual who is not an authorized user of the EBT card. (ii) 2 unauthorized uses If an EBT card has been used 2 times by an unauthorized user of the EBT card, the head of the household to which the EBT card is issued shall be required to review program rights and responsibilities with personnel of the State agency. (iii) 4 unauthorized uses If an EBT card has been used 4 times by an unauthorized user of the EBT card, the State agency shall suspend benefits for the household to which the EBT card is issued for 1 month. (iv) 6 unauthorized uses If an EBT card has been used 6 times by an unauthorized user of the EBT card, the State agency shall suspend benefits for the household to which the EBT card is issued for 3 months. (v) 7 or more unauthorized uses If an EBT card has been used 7 or more times by an unauthorized user of the EBT card, the State agency shall suspend benefits for the household to which the EBT card is issued for 1 month per unauthorized use. (vi) Administration Any action taken under clauses (ii) through (v) shall be consistent with sections 6(b) and 11(e)(10), as applicable. . 207. Reauthorization of medium- or high-risk retail food stores and wholesale food concerns Section 9(a)(2)(A) of the Food and Nutrition Act of 2008 ( 7 U.S.C. 2018(a)(2)(A) ) is amended by striking ; and and inserting , which, in the case of a retail food store or wholesale food concern for which there is a medium risk or high risk of fraudulent transactions, as determined by the fraud detection system of the Food and Nutrition Service, shall be annually