; (B) fire, safety, and health standards; (C) standards for equipping residences with naloxone and training residence owners, operators, and employees in the administration of naloxone; (D) standards for recovery residence owners and operators; and (E) standards to identify, disqualify from grant funding, and refer to the appropriate regulatory authority any entity engaged in the soliciting or receiving of a commission, benefit, bonus, rebate, kickback, or bribe, directly or indirectly, in cash or in kind, or engaging in any split-fee arrangement, aimed at inducing the referral of a patient to or from a substance use disorder treatment service; (11) establish a toll-free telephone number to handle complaints about recovery residences; (12) establish and maintain on a publicly accessible internet website a list of all recovery residences in the State that have a certification in effect in accordance with this section; (13) require the designation of a single State agency to serve as the primary regulator in the State for substance use disorder treatment services; (14) require a single State agency to implement a process to ensure that treatment provider assessments for all substance use disorder treatment services, including levels of care and length-of-stay recommendations, are verified by an independent third party that has the necessary competencies to use evidence-based patient placement assessment tools and nationally-recognized program standards, as applicable