; (C) how the prior convictions of an incarcerated person are used to determine who qualifies for compassionate release, 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 compassionate release; and (D) demographic data of the incarcerated persons who are considered for compassionate release and of the incarcerated persons who are ultimately chosen for compassionate release, disaggregated by age, race, gender, ethnicity, level of offense, and how much time remains on their sentence; (4) the process of providing information to families and emergency contacts of incarcerated persons who have tested positive for COVID–19, including how long it takes on average for families and emergency contacts to be notified after initial diagnosis, and how often facilities follow up with families and emergency contacts to update them on the health condition of the incarcerated person; (5) resource limitations, if any, that have inhibited the ability of the Department of Justice and Bureau of Prisons to fully implement the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s Interim Guidelines; and (6) what actions are being taken to modernize the electronic health records systems of the Bureau of Prisons.