; and (6) for any other purpose deemed necessary by the Secretary. (b) Temporary involuntary commitment or hold process guidelines Not later than 16 months after the date of the enactment of this Act, the Secretary of Health and Human Services shall, pursuant to rulemaking and in accordance with subsection (d), establish guidelines for States to establish a process for temporarily committing or holding individuals on an involuntary basis to mental health institutions. Such guidelines shall address at least the following: (1) Due Process Guidelines to ensure any determination that an individual shall be temporarily involuntarily committed or held is assessed by more than one qualified mental health professional. (2) Qualified professionals Guidelines to determine which mental health professionals are qualified to handle the responsibilities provided such professionals under section 2. (3) Recommendations in Assessing Patients Guidelines recommending the process by which qualified professionals should assess an individual to determine dangerousness for purposes described in section 2. (4) Treatments (A) In general Guidelines for how any individual designated to be temporarily involuntary committed or held and who is receiving medication as a result of the mental illness of such individual must be advised about the probable effects and possible side effects of the medication. (B) Information on medication Guidelines for requiring the following information related to medications to be given to such an individual: (i) The nature of the mental illness or behavior that is the reason the medication is being given or recommended. (ii) The likelihood of such mental illness or behavior improving or not improving without the medication. (iii) Reasonable alternative treatments available. (iv) The name and type, frequency amount, and method of dispensing the medication, and the probable length of time the medication will be taken. (5) Assessment Guidelines related to the process of assessing an individual for a temporary