the parent or legal guardian of a child who was separated, the following information, at a minimum: (1) A status report on the child’s activities during the prior week. (2) Information about the education and health of the child, including any medical treatment provided to the child or medical treatment recommended for the child. (3) Information about changes to the child’s immigration status. (4) Other information about the child, designed to promote and maintain family reunification, as the Secretary of Health and Human Services determines in his or her discretion. (b) Phone communication Except as provided under subsection (c), the Secretary of Health and Human Services, in consultation with the heads of other designated agencies, on a weekly basis, shall provide the parent or legal guardian of a child who was separated with phone communication between the parent or legal guardian and his or her child. (c) Exception No information under subsection (a) or phone communication under subsection (b) shall be provided to a parent or legal guardian in the case that a qualified child welfare expert with care and custody of the child, a child’s advocate, the child’s legal representation, or the child him or herself concludes it is harmful or dangerous to the child to communicate with the parent or legal guardian. 7. Annual report on family separation Not later than 180 days after the date of the enactment of this Act, and every 6 months thereafter, the Secretary, in consultation with the heads of other designated agencies, shall submit a report to the committees of jurisdiction, describing each instance in which a child was separated from a parent or legal guardian, including the following: (1) The relationship of the adult to the child. (2) The age and gender of the adult and child. (3) The length of separation. (4) Whether the adult was charged with a crime, and if the adult was charged with a crime, the type of crime. (5) Whether the adult made a claim for asylum, expressed a fear to return, or applied for other