; and (4) ensure that health personnel outside of correctional facilities understand their right to inform correctional officers to remove restraints, if applicable. 9. Priority funding for States that provide programs and services for incarcerated women related to pregnancy and childbirth The Attorney General shall take into consideration when determining the amount provided to a State or locality under a covered grant program in accordance with federally authorized grant programs, if the State or locality has enacted and implemented services or pilot programs for incarcerated pregnant women aimed at enhancing the safety and wellness of pregnant women in custody, including providing services for obstetrical and gynecological care, resources and support services for nutrition and physical and mental health, residential substance use treatment, and post-delivery nursery care or residential programs to keep the infant with the mother and to promote and facilitate bonding skills for pregnant inmates. 10. Government accountability office study The Government Accountability Office (GAO) shall conduct a study of services and protections provided for pregnant incarcerated women in local and State correctional settings, including policies on obstetrical and gynecological care, education on nutrition, health and safety risks associated with pregnancy, mental health and substance use treatment, access to prenatal and post-delivery support services and programs, the use of restraints and restrictive housing placement, and the extent to which the intent of such policies are fulfilled.