; and (ii) encourage the expansion of medication disposal programs and technology. (F) Initiatives to encourage the National Drug Control Program Agencies and the program established under section 1010(d) of title 31, United States Code, as added by section 2(b)— (i) to prioritize the development of sentencing standards or model codes for trafficking opioids and opioid analogues; and (ii) to advise States on establishing laws and policies to address opioid issues based on the recommendations developed and set forth by the President’s Commission on Combating Drug Addiction and the Opioid Crisis. (G) Working groups, established in accordance with section 1010 of title 31, United States Code, as added by section 2(b), to develop standards, and encourage the use of such standards, for the collection of data necessary to understand and monitor the opioid crisis, including— (i) State medical examiner reports on deaths caused by overdoses and related statistical data; and (ii) first responder opioid intoxication incidents. (H) A program to identify successful college recovery programs, including sober housing programs that provide a shared living residence free of alcohol or illicit drug use for individuals recovering from drug or alcohol addiction and substance use disorders, on college campuses and disseminate best practices to Colleges and Universities to increase the number and capacity of such programs. (I) Convening working groups, consisting of the appropriate National Drug Control Program Agencies, State, local and Tribal governments, and other appropriate stakeholders, established in accordance with section 1010 of title 31, United States Code— (i) to support Prescription Drug Monitoring Programs by— (I) facilitating the sharing of program data among States and Federal prescription drug monitoring programs to ensure interoperability of such programs; (II) assisting States in increasing utilization of such programs