; and (2) if such conduct has not been completed, the reason that it has not been completed. (d) Eligibility A State or unit or local government shall only be eligible for a grant under this subpart if the Attorney General determines such State or unit of local government has completed the conduct described under subsection (a)(7). (e) Requirement for grant recipients A State or unit of local government that has been awarded a grant under this subpart as of the date of the enactment of the Rape Kit Backlog Progress Act of 2023 shall have one calendar year from such date of enactment to complete the conduct described in subsection (a)(7) or such State or unit of local government shall become ineligible for a grant under this subpart. (g) Definitions In this section: (1) Sexual assault kit The term sexual assault kit means evidence gathered by a medical professional from a victim following a sexual assault, which evidence may— (A) include swabs, test tubes, microscopic slides, and evidence collection envelopes, for hairs and fibers; and (B) vary in accordance with the circumstances of the sexual assault and with any applicable rules or procedures of the jurisdiction. (2) Sexual assault kit status The term sexual assault kit status means whether an individual sexual assault kit is— (A) collected and untested; (B) collected and tested; (C) lost or missing, expired or spoiled