; (ii) requesting proposals to deliver assistance as provided in this section; and (iii) the governance, general operations, and administration of the Women's Business Center Program, including general best practices in the operation of that Program and the development of regulations and financial examinations under that Program. (6) Enforcement (A) Grants The Assistant Administrator shall develop policies and procedures to minimize the possibility of awarding a grant to an eligible entity that will operate a women’s business center that likely will not remain in compliance with program and financial requirements. (B) Individual cooperative agreements The Assistant Administrator shall enforce the terms of any individual cooperative agreement described in paragraph (5)(B)(iii). (g) Program examination (1) In general The Administration shall— (A) develop and implement an annual programmatic and financial examination of each eligible entity receiving a grant under this section, under which each eligible entity shall provide to the Administration— (i) an itemized cost breakdown of actual expenditures for costs incurred during the preceding year; and (ii) documentation regarding the amount of matching assistance from non-Federal sources obtained and expended by the eligible entity during the preceding year in order to meet the requirements of subsection (e) and, with respect to any in-kind contributions described in subsection (e)(2) that were used to satisfy the requirements of subsection (e), verification of the existence and valuation of those contributions; and (B) analyze the results of each examination and, based on that analysis, make a determination regarding the programmatic and financial viability of each women’s business center operated by the eligible entity. (2) Conditions for continued funding In determining whether to award a continuation grant to an eligible entity, the Administrator shall— (A) consider the results of the most recent examination of the eligible entity under paragraph (1)