; and (ii) all of such residents whose deaths are related to COVID–19. (3) Confidentiality Any information reported under this subsection that is made available to the public shall be made so available in a manner that protects the identity of residents of participating providers and long-term care facilities. 5. Establishing strike teams (a) In general A portion of any payments received or funds made available on or after July 1, 2020, for responding to the public health or fiscal impacts related to the Coronavirus Disease (COVID–19) under Federal legislation enacted on or after that date which primarily makes appropriations for the coronavirus response and related activities, shall be used to establish and support the operation of statewide or regional strike teams that meet the requirements of subsection (b) to respond to COVID–19-related crises in participating providers, notwithstanding the original purpose for which the amounts were appropriated to make such payments or funds available, or any other provision of law restricting the use of such payments or funds. (b) Strike team requirements The requirements of this section with respect to a strike team of a State are the following: (1) Strike teams may include assessment, testing, and clinical teams, and the State shall establish a mission for each such team by written directive, which may include performing medical examinations, conducting COVID–19 testing, and assisting participating providers with the implementation of quarantine, isolation, or disinfection procedures. (2) Each strike team shall be comprised of individuals who have relevant skills, qualifications, and experience to serve as members of 1 or more of the assessment, testing, and clinical teams described in paragraph (1), such as employees of the State or any of its political subdivisions, members of the militia on State activity duty, members of COVID–19 response teams sent to the State by the Secretary, or other individuals designated by the State agency with primary responsibility for