; (II) provide the name and location of the closest SAFE-ready facility to the entity; (III) inform the individual that the individual may elect— (aa) to receive treatment at the entity; or (bb) to be stabilized and transferred to the facility described in subclause (II); and (IV) in the case that the individual elects to be transferred under subclause (III)(bb)— (aa) obtain the individual’s written consent for the transfer; (bb) contact the facility described in subclause (II) to confirm that a sexual assault forensic examiner is available at the facility; and (cc) stabilize and transfer the individual, at no cost, to such facility using official transportation of the entity. (ii) Plans regarding staff training and transfers to SAFE-ready facilities Not later than the date that is 12 months after the date of enactment of this clause, the entity shall develop and implement— (I) a plan to train relevant personnel on sexual assault forensic evidence collection; and (II) a plan for transferring individuals to SAFE-ready facilities, in accordance with the requirements of clause (i)(IV). (B) SAFE–ready designation (i) In general The Secretary shall designate a covered entity described in paragraph (4)(L) as a SAFE-ready facility if the entity employs or contracts with sexual assault forensic examiners such that a sexual assault forensic examiner is available or on call 24 hours per day, every day of the year. (ii) Publication of data The Secretary shall publish on the public website of the Department of Health and Human Services a list of each covered entity designated as a SAFE-ready facility under this subparagraph, including the address of such entity. The Secretary shall update such list annually. (C) Definition In this paragraph, the term sexual assault forensic examiner means— (i) a trained sexual assault nurse examiner