; and (II) in developing and implementing the plan, make reasonable efforts to seek input from the parents and caretakers of the child. (iii) (I) Within 60 days after the status of the child is first reviewed pursuant to section 475(5)(B), the State agency shall complete the plan. (II) The State agency shall ensure that each subsequent such review of such status shall include consideration of an updated version of the plan and a report on the progress made in implementing the plan. (iv) (I) Not later than 30 days before the status of the child is first reviewed pursuant to section 475(5)(B) of this Act after completion of the plan, the State agency shall provide a copy of the plan to the attorney or guardian ad litem appointed to represent the child pursuant to section 106(b)(2)(B)(xiii) of the Child Abuse Prevention and Treatment Act. (II) Not later than 30 days before each subsequent such review, the State agency shall provide an updated copy of the plan to the attorney or guardian ad litem so appointed. (v) (I) The child may request the plan to be modified in a review of the status of the child pursuant to section 475(5)(B), in a separate hearing, or in a permanency hearing pursuant to section 475(5)(C). (II) The plan shall not be treated, in any administrative or judicial review proceeding, as meeting the requirements of this paragraph with respect to a child unless the plan is determined by the reviewer to be the best available means of meeting the current and future needs and educational and employment interests of the child; (B) assist the child in developing a plan to manage the benefits so as to meet the current and future needs of the child