; (2) provides a formal accounting of total amounts expended on public defense during the fiscal year by the— (A) State, including each unit of local government in the State; or (B) Tribal organization; (3) provides a formal accounting of total amounts expended on prosecution during the fiscal year by the— (A) State, including each unit of local government in the State; or (B) Tribal organization; and (4) documents the progress of the State, including each unit of local government in the State, or Tribal organization in achieving overall resource parity between prosecution and public defense. (b) Certifications (1) Data collection process For the first fiscal year for which an eligible entity receives a covered grant, the eligible entity shall submit to the Attorney General a certification that the eligible entity has developed and implemented a data collection process in accordance with section 4(b)(1)(A). (2) Workload limits (A) Compliance Subject to subparagraph (B), for the third fiscal year for which an eligible entity receives a covered grant, and each fiscal year thereafter, the eligible entity shall submit to the Attorney General a certification that the eligible entity has complied with the workload limits developed under section 4(b)(2). (B) Requirement If an eligible entity is unable to certify under subparagraph (A) that the eligible entity has complied with the workload limits developed under section 4(b)(2)— (i) the eligible entity shall report to the Attorney General the number of additional public defenders and the amount of additional funding needed to ensure compliance with the limits developed under that section