; (B) methods that can be employed to ensure that the duration of solitary confinement of a prisoner at an institution can be limited to no more than 15 consecutive days in a 60-day period, except that if the head of a correctional facility makes an individualized determination that the prisoner cannot be safely returned to the general population, the head of the correctional facility may continue to segregate the prisoner from the general population without the use of solitary confinement and in accordance with the United Nations Standard Minimum Rules on the Treatment of Prisoners; (C) ensuring that prior to being classified, assigned, or subject to long-term segregation, a prisoner shall be entitled to a meaningful hearing on the reason for and duration of the confinement and have access to legal counsel for such hearings; (D) ensuring that indefinite sentencing of a prisoner to long-term segregation will not be allowed and that the prisoner will be afforded a meaningful review of the segregation at least once every 30 days that the prisoner remains in segregation and that correctional facility officials must record and provide a transcript of the review proceedings for the prisoner under review to the prisoner or the prisoner’s designee; (E) ensuring that correctional facility officials design and implement programming that allows prisoners subject to long-term segregation to earn placement in less restrictive housing through positive behavior; (F) ensuring that protective custody and other custody designations designed to protect vulnerable prisoners, regardless of the reason for vulnerability, are not characterized by solitary confinement or other type of isolation conditions, and that prisoners placed in protective custody have access to programs, privileges, education, and work opportunities commensurate with general population prisoners to the extent possible; (G) ensuring that correctional facility officials improve access to mental health treatment for prisoners in solitary confinement