; (4) arranging, if appropriate, for mental health and counseling services; (5) arranging, if possible, for education regarding and advocacy during applicable criminal justice proceedings; and (6) communicating with that passenger as to the roles of the organization, government agencies, and the owner of the passenger vessel involved with respect to the incident and the post-incident activities. (e) Summary of rights Not later than 180 days after the date of the enactment of the Cruise Passenger Protection Act of 2017 , the Secretary of Transportation, in consultation with the Department of Justice, other relevant Federal agencies, non-profit public interest groups with expertise in victim assistance, and such other persons that the Secretary of Transportation considers necessary, shall— (1) determine what rights a passenger described in subsection (a) may have under law, such as the right to contact the Federal Bureau of Investigation to report the crime, the right to contact the director of victim support services, and the right to speak confidentially to Federal law enforcement, the director of victim support services, and any other third-party victim advocate without any representative or employee of the passenger vessel present; (2) develop a written summary of those rights