; (ii) plans for increased secondary and post-secondary enrollment and graduation rates; (iii) plans for development of technical and vocational skills; (iv) plans for expanded access to employment opportunities post-release; and (v) any other factors that the Attorney General determines appropriate. (D) Applicants with plans for numerous initiatives to maximize benefits and services for their prison population. (2) The Attorney General shall ensure geographic diversity as between grantees with regard to the States and territories and between urban and rural areas. (3) The Attorney General shall establish a reporting system to monitor progress, performance, and expenditures of grantees. 7. Term A grant under this Act shall be for term of one year, and may be renewed annually for a period of not more than 6 years in total. 8. Reporting Grantees shall submit annual performance measures, including library activity statistics and program outcomes, and expenditure reports to systems established by the Attorney General under section 6(4). 9. Conditions (a) In general A grantee may not charge a fee to any incarcerated individual for the following: (1) Access to physical books. (2) Access to eBook and audiobooks. (3) Access to computers (including laptops) and the internet within the library. (4) Access to educational and artistic materials needed to facilitate learning, training, and or activities, including notebooks, pens, pencils, paints, and similar supplies. (5) Printing services. (6) Any other library services or resources. (b) Availability for educational programming A grantee shall make the library space available to post-secondary organizations and personnel for educational programming. 10. Authorization of appropriations There are authorized to be appropriated to carry out this Act $10,000,000 for each of fiscal years 2024 through 2029.