; (3) the number of telephones are available to detainees; (4) the number of detainees who have used the free telephone call minutes available to them; (5) the number of detainees who have access to video conference technology with their lawyers and the number of detainees have used video conference technology to communicate with their lawyers; (6) the number of computers or internet-enabled portable electronic devices available to detainees; and (7) the process for notifying the public when the facility is locked down because of an outbreak, including the accommodations made during such lockdowns to provide detainees with increased access to telephones or videoconferencing. 9. Right of detained noncitizens to access test results The Director of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, the Commissioner of U.S. Customs and Border Protection, the Director of the Office of Refugee Resettlement, the head of each contract detention facility, and any senior official acting in, or performing the duties of, any such position shall ensure that each detained noncitizen receives the results of, and any medical records related to, any COVID–19 diagnostic test administered to the noncitizen, in the noncitizen’s preferred language, and in a private and confidential manner, not later than 24 hours after such results become available.