; (ii) provides that the victim can choose between completing an internal transfer or receiving a tenant protection voucher, whichever is the safest option for the victim; and (iii) requires that an internal transfer must occur within 10 days after a covered housing provider’s approval of a request for an emergency transfer; (B) describe a process to permit tenants who are victims of domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, or stalking to complete an external transfer; (C) describe a process that allows a victim of domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, or stalking to temporarily relocate, while maintaining eligibility for the covered housing program without the loss of their housing status, if there are no alternative comparable housing program units available, until a safe housing unit under the covered housing program or a tenant protection voucher is available; (D) prioritize completing internal transfers and receiving tenant protection vouchers over external transfers, except for Continua of Care, which shall prioritize completing an internal transfer or external transfer prior to receiving a tenant protection voucher; (E) mandate that internal and external transfers take priority over non-emergency transfers; (F) mandate that internal and external transfers are not considered new applicants and take priority over existing waiting lists for a covered housing program; (G) incorporate confidentiality measures to ensure that the appropriate agency and the covered housing provider do not disclose any information regarding a tenant who is victim of domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, or stalking, including the location of a new dwelling unit to any person or entity without the written authorization of the tenant