ITER?
Should ITER be connected to the power grid for a certain period of time after its completion as a technology demonstration?
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No, he should only show that net yield is possible.
The following reactor DEMO (is called the cresible), which then produces current.
ITER is intended only for research purposes. If he produces electricity and brings money in at the end, you’ll run it safely. Or continue to do some research.