; (ii) guarantee the sustainability of the Fund; (iii) limit the need for additional appropriations to the Fund; (iv) spur additional investment; (v) promote small and medium-sized enterprises; (vi) advance good governance and transparency; and (vii) promote job creation. (4) Additional revenue After 80 percent of the initial capital in the Fund has been expended pursuant to paragraph (1), the Board of Directors may request additional capital for the Fund by— (A) submitting a request to the Re-shoring and Near-shoring Account that identifies the additional amount needed for the Fund; and (B) submitting a report to Congress that details the Fund's activities and justifies the need for the additional capital. (5) Nonapplicability of other laws Notwithstanding any other provision of law, amounts appropriated pursuant to this subsection may be made available to the Fund and used for the purposes set forth in this section. (f) Limitations on assistance (1) Major expenditures The Fund may not provide any grant, loan, technical assistance, or government support valued in excess of $499,999 unless the Board of Directors approves such action in advance. (2) Recordkeeping The Fund shall use the e-governance platform to maintain a database containing relevant information, as established by the Secretary of Commerce, regarding activities of the Fund, which shall be accessible by any member of the Board of Directors at any time. (3) Minor expenditures A member of the Board of Directors may not approve, deny, or influence the approval or denial of an expenditure by the Fund valued at less than $500,000 unless the Board of Directors determines that the individual authorized to approve or deny such expenditure, subject to the thresholds under this section, has engaged in independently verified malfeasance. (g) Annual reports (1) In general The Fund shall submit an annual report to the Board of Directors that— (A) describes the status of the registration and management of the Fund