; (bb) reduce bias based on race, sex, religion, national origin, age, and disability; and (cc) prevent any disparate treatment of children and families based on such characteristics; (IX) the procedures to monitor and prevent unintended bias in child protective practices as a result of the use of predictive analytics, including procedures on who has access to the tool, who intends to use the predictive model and its assessment, and how to ensure that the tool will not be used as the sole decisionmaker in determining risks to children; (X) a description of how the agency solicited and considered input from and collaborated with members of the community, child welfare organizations, relevant government agencies, privacy advocates, civil rights advocates, families who have previously had contact with the child welfare system, and relevant community-based or faith-based organizations in developing, testing, and amending the model; (XI) assurances that there will be an open and transparent process to the public in the development and implementation of the program, including— (aa) the development of the predictive analytics model; (bb) the determination of what data will be used and the relative importance of each data point used to determine risk; and (cc) the implications and limitations of the pilot program; (XII) assurance the pilot will comply with all privacy and civil rights laws