; (iv) the State or Tribal agency or authority issuing Ashanti Alerts, and the process by which Ashanti Alerts are disseminated; (v) the cost of establishing and operating the Ashanti Alert plan; (vi) the criteria used by the State or Indian Tribe to determine whether to issue an Ashanti Alert; and (vii) the extent to which missing adults for whom Ashanti Alerts were issued crossed State lines or territorial borders of an Indian Tribe; (D) actions States and Indian Tribes have taken to protect the privacy and dignity of the missing adults for whom Ashanti Alerts are issued; (E) ways that States and Indian Tribes have facilitated and improved communication about missing adults between families, caregivers, law enforcement officials, and other authorities; and (F) any other information the Coordinator determines to be appropriate. 204. Minimum standards for issuance and dissemination of alerts through Ashanti alert communications network (a) Establishment of minimum standards Subject to subsection (b), the Coordinator shall establish minimum standards for— (1) the issuance of alerts through the Ashanti Alert communications network