; and (II) are related to or resulted from a symptom of a disability of the member of the household who committed the criminal offense or offenses. (ii) Proximity to assisted housing Whether the criminal offense or offenses occurred on or near the federally assisted housing to which the application of the applicant relates, if applicable. (iii) Offenses related to an individual’s status as a victim of domestic violence Whether the criminal offense or offenses committed arose from the status of a member of the household as a victim of domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, or stalking, as those terms are defined in section 40002 of the Violence Against Women Act of 1994 ( 34 U.S.C. 12291 ). (F) Other mitigating information Any other mitigating information provided by the applicant, or provided on behalf of the applicant, including any information regarding the rehabilitation or good conduct of the member of the household who committed the criminal offense or offenses. (5) Guidance The Secretary shall issue guidance for public housing agencies and owners to implement the requirement to conduct individualized reviews in accordance with this section. (c) Notices The Secretary shall require each public housing agency and owner of federally assisted housing to provide— (1) to each new applicant and each applicant upon selection from the wait list for admission to federally assisted housing or to a federally assisted housing program, at the time of application and selection from the wait list, written notice of the policy of the agency or owner pursuant to this subtitle or any other provision of law regarding denial of admission for criminal conduct, which shall include— (A) notice of the authority under subsection (a) to deny admission based on covered criminal conduct and notice of the specific reasonable time period to which such authority applies