; (4) whether the standards and guidance under sections 3 and section 5 effectively promote alternatives to the use of lethal and nonlethal force; (5) the extent to which Federal training standards and guidelines promote or support de-escalation techniques to help effectively, safely, and respectfully interact with people with disabilities and behavioral health issues; (6) whether the proposed standards under section 3 adequately address the need for training in interpersonal communication on de-escalation for those working with at-risk youth, including methods that use time, tone, distance, cover, and concealment to avoid escalation situations; (7) the time required to properly conduct the training to be funded under section 5 and the methods for delivering such training (either online or in person); and (8) whether the proposed requirements and standards under section 3 reflect the latest evidence-based de-escalation practices and techniques. (e) Limitation The Secretary— (1) shall not finalize any standard under section 3 or rule or guidance for implementing the grant program under section 5 before the date that is 30 days after the Secretary receives the recommendations of the Advisory Board on the respective standard, rule, or guidance; and (2) shall respond to the Advisory Board in writing on each recommendation of the Advisory Board that the Department of Health and Human Resources will not implement and include a detailed explanation of the reasons therefor. (f) Consultation In carrying out this section, the Advisory Board shall— (1) consult with any appropriate Federal departments and agencies