For each reauthorization requirement, state administrators reported whether a) the requirement was a priority for the new funds, b) the state was already meeting the requirement, or c) the requirement was a future priority (i.e., the state still needed additional funds or time in order to implement the requirement). The three most commonly reported uses of additional funds were to conduct comprehensive background checks for providers, reduce parental copayments, and provide pre-service health and safety training for all providers receiving a subsidy. (author abstract)