; (ii) all referrals are made in a manner consistent with applicable privacy laws and regulations; (iii) the provider of adoption and foster care placement or related services notifies the agency of any referral; and (iv) each applicant for and recipient of adoption or foster care placement or related services from a provider that receives Federal financial assistance will receive written notice from the provider of the protections set forth in this section when applying for or receiving such services. (2) Implementation of indirect funding program (A) Approved State plan To be eligible for Federal financial assistance for adoption or foster care services under part B or part E of title IV of the Social Security Act, a State must develop a written plan approved by the Secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services providing that— (i) the State has established rules, policies, and procedures within 6 months after issuance of final rules under subsection (c)(1) that ensures the State’s full participation in the indirect funding program by making available to each qualified State resident on request a certificate as prescribed by subsection (c)(1), to be used solely for the services enumerated in subsection (c)(1). This certificate may commingle funding from Federal and State sources, and such commingled revenues shall be deemed Federal financial assistance; (ii) the State uses its best efforts to increase the number of private organizations within each catchment area that are qualified to provide foster care and adoption services, including organizations willing to serve all qualified prospective parents; (iii) the State publishes and maintains a current list of licensed adoption and foster care providers with offices in the State, by catchment area, which list will identify providers that serve all applicants, as well as those that serve particular communities and those that provide particular services