; (II) addressing, through coordinated service delivery, the health and substance use disorder treatment needs of the infant and affected family or caregiver as determined by a family assessment; and (III) the development and implementation by the State of monitoring systems regarding the implementation of such plans of safe care to determine whether and in what manner local entities are providing, in accordance with State requirements, referrals to and delivery of appropriate services for the infant and affected family or caregiver; (iii) policies and procedures to make available to the public on the State website the data, findings, and information about all cases of child abuse or neglect resulting in a child fatality or near fatality, including a description of— (I) how the State will not create an exception to such public disclosure, except in a case in which— (aa) the State would like to delay public release of case-specific findings or information (including any previous reports of domestic violence and subsequent actions taken to assess and address such reports) while a criminal investigation or prosecution of such a fatality or near fatality is pending; (bb) the State is protecting the identity of a reporter of child abuse or neglect; or (cc) the State is withholding identifying information of members of the victim’s family who are not perpetrators of the fatality or near fatality; and (II) how the State will ensure that in providing the public disclosure required under this clause, the State will include— (aa) the cause and circumstances of the fatality or near fatality; (bb) the age and gender of the child; and (cc) any previous reports of child abuse or neglect investigations that are relevant to the child abuse or neglect that led to the fatality or near fatality; (iv) how the State will use data collected on child abuse or neglect to prevent child fatalities and near fatalities; (v) how the State will implement efforts to prevent child fatalities and near fatalities