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 involuntary commitment or hold, which shall incorporate the following requirements: (A) Face to Face Prior to admitting an individual to a mental health facility pursuant to such commitment, the qualified mental health professional in charge of the facility or designee of such professional shall assess the individual with a face to face assessment to determine the appropriateness of the temporary involuntary detention or hold. (B) Verification from Second Professional A second mental health professional shall independently verify the appropriateness of the temporary involuntary detention or hold. (6) Advisement Guidelines related to advising such an individual orally and in written form during the following steps in the process of the individual being temporarily involuntarily committed or held: (A) Transport After an initial detention by a qualified professional (as defined by the State) to transport a patient to a facility, an oral advisement containing critical information as determined by the Secretary must be given to the individual being transported to a facility for an assessment. (B) Upon Admission Upon admission, after a determination of dangerousness by a qualified professional, an oral advisement by a mental health professional containing critical information as determined by the Secretary must be given to the individual. (7) Additional guidelines Any other guidelines deemed necessary by the Secretary for purposes of this Act. (c) Certification process The Secretary of Health and Human Services shall establish a process for certifying that States are in compliance with the guidelines described in subsections (a) and (b) for purposes of establishing the compliance of such States under section 2(c). (d) Consultation with stakeholders In establishing guidelines