; (ii) the right to— (I) confer with counsel under section 292 of such Act ( 8 U.S.C. 1362 ); and (II) have access to family or friends while in the temporary custody of the Department; and (iii) the applicable complaint mechanism to report any abuse, mistreatment, or misconduct. (2) Languages The Secretary shall ensure that, at each location at which 1 or more children are held in custody, the video orientation described in paragraph (1)(B) is available in English and the 5 most common native languages spoken by children held in custody at that location during the preceding fiscal year. (3) Access to legal counsel The Secretary shall ensure that each apprehended parent or legal guardian and each child is provided access to 1 or more nongovernmental organizations that provide legal assistance. (l) Child protection policies With respect to children, the Secretary shall adopt fundamental child protection policies and procedures— (1) to make reliable age determinations, developed in consultation with experts in the physiological, cognitive, and emotional development of children and experts in pediatric medicine, which shall exclude the use of fallible forensic testing of the bones and teeth of children; (2) to utilize all legal authorities to defer the child’s removal from the United States of a child who faces a risk of life-threatening harm on return, including harm due to the mental health or medical condition of the child; and (3) to ensure, in accordance with the Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention Act of 1974 ( 42 U.S.C. 5601 et seq.), that a child in custody of the Secretary is separated physically, and by sight and sound, from any— (A) immigration detainee or inmate with criminal convictions; (B) pretrial inmate facing criminal prosecution