; and (2) in subparagraph (A)(ii), by striking 70 years of age and inserting 60 years of age . 4. Temporary release from Federal custody during a public health emergency (a) Temporary release from custody of the United States Marshals During a public health emergency, a court may order that an individual in the custody of United States Marshals Service, or another Federal agency, be transferred to home confinement to the extent that the court determines such release to be necessary for the health and safety of the individual or the detention facility in which the individual would be placed. (b) Temporary furlough or transfer (1) In general During a public health emergency, a court may order that an individual in the custody of the Federal Bureau of Prisons be furloughed or transferred to home confinement to the extent that the court determines such furlough or transfer to be necessary for the health and safety of the individual or the correctional facility in which the individual is held. (2) Factors to be considered In carrying out paragraph (1), the court may consider factors such as— (3) The court may consider factors such as— (A) whether an individual filed a motion for a reduction of sentence under section 3(a); (B) the risk to the health and safety of the facility in which the individual is held, including an outbreak of a highly contagious virus or disease