; (2) to ensure that only individuals qualified to make such determinations are permitted to do so; (3) to ensure an individual has recourse at any point during the detention of such individual at a mental health institution on the basis of a voluntary or involuntary commitment to contest the legality of such commitment or determination of dangerousness by means of a “habeas corpus” or writ hearing; (4) to ensure all reporting to law enforcement officials, State-based databases, and National Instant Criminal Background Check System are compliant with applicable Federal and State privacy and security protections and standards; (5) to recommend the process by which qualified professionals should assess an individual to determine dangerousness for purposes described in section 2