; and (2) addressing surge capacity. 7. Training The Commissioner shall ensure that personnel of CBP are professionally trained to focus on the following: (1) Annual humanitarian response and standards training to comply with this Act. (2) Evidence of physical and mental illness, including common signs of high-risk and medical distress in children and high-priority populations. (3) Vulnerabilities and indicators of child sexual exploitation and effective responses to missing migrant children including by leveraging the resources of the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. (4) Procedures to report incidents of suspected child sexual abuse and exploitation directly to the CyberTipline of the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (or any successor tipline). 8. Interfacility transfer of care (a) Transfer When a detainee is discharged from a medical facility or emergency department, the Commissioner shall ensure a transfer of responsibility of care from the medical provider at such medical facility or emergency department to an accepting licensed health care provider of CBP. (b) Responsibilities of accepting provider Such accepting licensed health care provider shall review the medical facility or emergency department’s evaluation, diagnosis, treatment, management, and discharge care instructions— (1) to assess for the safety of the discharge and transfer