; (2) who receives assistance through an Indian Tribe or Tribal organization shall provide an assurance that the provider will comply with all applicable regulatory standards; and (3) shall establish and present a safety plan for the child care facility involved. (h) Administration (1) State responsibility A State shall have responsibility for administering a grant awarded for the State under this section and for monitoring covered entities, and child care providers, that receive funds under such grant. (2) Audits A State shall require each covered entity receiving funds under the grant awarded under this section, and any child care provider receiving funds through the covered entity, to conduct an annual audit with respect to the activities of the covered entity and the child care provider. Such audits shall be submitted to the State. (3) Misuse of funds (A) Repayment If the State determines, through an audit or otherwise, that a covered entity or child care provider receiving funds under a grant awarded under this section has misused the funds, the State shall notify the Secretary of the misuse. The Secretary, upon such a notification, may seek from such a covered entity or child care provider the repayment of an amount equal to the amount of any such misused funds plus interest. (B) Appeals process The Secretary shall by regulation provide for an appeals process with respect to repayments under this paragraph. (4) 2-year study (A) In general Not later than 2 years after the date on which the Secretary first awards grants under this section, the Secretary shall conduct a study to determine— (i) the capacity of covered entities, and child care providers receiving funds through such a grant, to meet the child care needs of communities within States; (ii) the kinds of consortia that are being formed with respect to child care at the local level to carry out programs funded under this section