; or (B) transitional reasons, including a pending transfer, pending classification, or other temporary administrative matter. (3) Appropriate level of care The term appropriate level of care means the appropriate treatment setting for mental health care that an inmate with mental illness requires, which may include outpatient care, emergency or crisis services, day treatment, supported residential housing, infirmary care, or inpatient psychiatric hospitalization services. (4) Director The term Director means the Director of the Bureau of Prisons. (5) Disciplinary hearing officer The term disciplinary hearing officer means an employee of the Bureau of Prisons who is responsible for conducting disciplinary hearings for which solitary confinement may be a sanction, as described in section 541.8 of title 28, Code of Federal Regulations, or any successor thereto. (6) Disciplinary segregation The term disciplinary segregation means a punitive form of solitary confinement imposed only by a Disciplinary Hearing Officer as a sanction for committing a significant and serious disciplinary infraction. (7) Intellectual disability The term intellectual disability means a significant mental impairment characterized by significant limitations in both intellectual functioning and in adaptive behavior. (8) Multidisciplinary staff committee The term multidisciplinary staff committee means a committee— (A) made up of staff at the facility where an inmate resides who are responsible for reviewing the initial placement of the inmate in solitary confinement and any extensions of time in solitary confinement; and (B) which shall include— (i) not less than 1 licensed mental health professional; (ii) not less than 1 medical professional