; and (2) State guidance that has been reviewed and modified pursuant to the recommendations of the Commission. 3. Compliance through education The Director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, in consultation with the Commission, shall develop a program to educate State and local governments and business owners, on effective and efficient strategies to minimize exposure to COVID–19 for employees, customers, and vulnerable populations. Such a program may include training for professionals to provide guidance on remediation of COVID–19-based public health barriers leading to workplace-based transmission of COVID–19. 4. Notice and cure period (a) Barring certain actions A civil action under Federal law to obtain relief for death or disability as a result of COVID–19 may not be commenced against the owner or operator of a business by any person, including an employee or a customer of the business, unless the business fails to adhere to the national guidance with respect to COVID–19 or State guidance reviewed and modified in accordance with the recommendations of the Commission and each of the following requirements have been met: (1) Written notice The person seeking relief has provided the owner or operator of the business with written notice specific enough to allow such owner or operator to identify a COVID–19-based public health barrier. Such notice shall include specific examples of how the COVID–19-based public health barrier has put the person (or individuals similarly situated to the person) at risk. (2) Written response The owner or operator fails to— (A) provide to the person a written response or plan to correct the COVID–19-based public health barrier within such period as the Commission may determine after receipt of the notice under paragraph (1)