; (8) make recommendations to develop, promote, and inculcate trauma-informed approaches (as defined in subsection (g)) in the treatment of sexual assault victims through training, leadership and supervision; (9) make recommendations to inform the development of protocols to use when patients seeking medical forensic care have not yet reported a crime to law enforcement, including developing guidance related to presenting patients with their options when they request a medical forensic exam; (10) obtain feedback and review how the best practices, protocols, care, and treatment for sexual assault are impacting sexual assault survivors in States with laws or procedures that address any of the task force objectives described in a previous paragraph of this subsection, including Texas, Washington, and Illinois, including the impact on a patient of any financial obligations associated with a sexual assault forensic exam, including when the exam is performed in a different jurisdiction than where the assault was committed