; (II) providing incarcerated individuals with onsite healthcare; and (III) providing incarcerated individuals with healthcare services in the community, as necessary; and (D) all other aspects of the Interim Guidance; (2) the process for determining which incarcerated persons qualify for home confinement, including listing every factor that is taken into consideration, and how the factors are weighed to determine qualification, including— (A) how many incarcerated persons have been reviewed for home confinement; (B) how many incarcerated persons have qualified for and have been moved into home confinement, and the average length of time between review, approval, and transfer; (C) how the prior convictions of an incarcerated person are used to determine who qualifies for home confinement, including whether certain convictions are weighed more heavily than others, and whether a prior conviction regardless of severity automatically bars an incarcerated person from qualifying for home confinement; and (D) demographic data of the incarcerated persons who are considered for home confinement and of the incarcerated persons who are ultimately chosen for home confinement, disaggregated by age, race, gender, ethnicity, level of offense, how much time remains on their sentence, and whether the individual is high risk for COVID–19; (3) the process for determining which incarcerated persons qualify for compassionate release, including listing every factor that is taken into consideration, and how the factors are weighed to determine qualification, including— (A) how many incarcerated persons have been reviewed for compassionate release; (B) how many incarcerated persons have qualified for compassionate release, disaggregated by compassionate releases approved by the Bureau of Prisons and compassionate releases granted by courts, and the average length of time between review, approval, and release