; and (ii) at least 14 days but not later than 21 days after the declaration of a significant hazardous materials transportation incident, the Secretary determines, in accordance with paragraph (8), that the responsible party does not have an acceptable reimbursement plan. (B) Additional funds In addition to any amounts made available under subparagraph (A), the Secretary shall make additional funding available from the amount set aside under subsection (h)(3) in the Fund if the Secretary determines that the additional funding is necessary. (C) Authority The Secretary may make funds available under this subsection if the Secretary determines the responsible party is not complying with its acceptable plan under paragraph (8). (5) Administration of funds The Secretary may provide funds from the amount set aside under subsection (h)(3) in the Fund to a State in which a hazardous materials transportation incident occurred for the State to use and administer reimbursements in accordance with this subsection, including by providing funds to eligible entities described in paragraph (6). (6) Eligible entities described The eligible entities referred to in paragraphs (4)(A) and (5) are— (A) States, territories, and Tribes; (B) political subdivisions of a State or territory; and (C) public emergency response organizations. (7) Use of funds (A) In general Funds made available under paragraph (4) or (5) may be used only— (i) for the cost of replacing personal protective equipment that is damaged, contaminated, or otherwise rendered unusable as a result of the response of the eligible entity to a significant hazardous materials transportation incident; (ii) for overtime pay of employees of eligible entities that responded to the scene of a significant hazardous materials transportation incident