; (B) at a minimum, describe a process that— (i) permits tenants who are victims of domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, or stalking to move to another available and safe dwelling quickly through an emergency transfer, a National VAWA Victims Relocation Pool voucher, or an external referral; and (ii) provides that the tenant can request an emergency transfer or a National VAWA Victims Relocation Pool voucher, or both, whichever is safe and available for the tenant; and (C) with respect to a request for an emergency transfer, provide that— (i) not later than 5 days after the date on which a covered housing provider receives an emergency transfer request from a tenant, the covered housing provider shall determine whether the tenant can be transferred to a safe and available unit; (ii) if a safe unit is available, an emergency transfer shall occur not later than 10 days after the date on which the covered housing provider approves the request; (iii) if a safe unit is not available, the covered housing provider shall provide to the tenant— (I) a written status report regarding the status of the emergency transfer request of the tenant; and (II) information about National VAWA Victims Relocation Pool vouchers; and (iv) if the emergency transfer request has been denied due to reasons unrelated to the availability of a safe and suitable unit, the tenant may appeal the decision through the applicable grievance or hearing process of the covered housing provider; (D) with respect to a request for a National VAWA Victims Relocation Pool voucher— (i) the request may be made to the Secretary of Housing and Urban Development by a tenant, a collaborative applicant of the local Continuum of Care or designee of the collaborative applicant, a public housing agency, or the covered housing provider