; (4) establish methods and procedures to ensure that a reporting party’s identity that becomes known through any means other than voluntary disclosure is not further disclosed; (5) promptly forward information received by the program to the appropriate law enforcement or public safety agency or school officials; (6) train law enforcement dispatch centers, school districts, individual schools, and other entities on appropriate awareness and response to information received under the program; (7) provide awareness and education materials to participating schools and school district; (8) monitor each reporting method under the program 24 hours per day, 7 days per week, including providing an answering service staffed with an individual trained in receiving reports under the program; (9) provide accountability and quality assurance measures, including disposition reporting, as well as measures to prevent abuse; (10) provide that, except as provided under paragraph (11), materials created or obtained through the implementation or operation of the program are confidential, and a person shall not disclose the material; and (11) provide that a person administering the program may not be compelled to produce any information received under the program or other materials produced as part of the program except on the motion of a criminal defendant to the court in which the offense is being tried.