; (ii) require a provider of services or an organization to act in a manner contrary to its religious or moral convictions; (iii) apply to a request or directive ordering a sterilization or abortion or ordering withdrawal of treatment from a pregnant woman if continued treatment can reasonably be expected to bring her child to live birth; (iv) prohibit the application of a State law which allows for an objection on the basis of conscience for any health care provider or any agent of such provider which as a matter of conscience cannot implement an advance directive or portable treatment order; or (v) permit the Secretary to seek civil penalties, including exclusion from participation in the program under this title or the program under title XIX, against a provider or organization if the provider or organization— (I) used reasonable efforts to deliver care that is consistent with an individual’s goals, preferences, and values when addressing decisionmaking for an individual who lacks decisional capacity