; and (2) the ability of the Ombudsperson— (A) to monitor any facility; and (B) to meet confidentially with— (i) staff of any facility; (ii) employees and contractors of the Office of Refugee Resettlement and the Department of Homeland Security; and (iii) any immigrant child in immigration custody, after notification of the immigrant child’s counsel, as applicable. (e) Access to information The Secretary of Health and Human Services shall ensure unobstructed and timely access by the Ombudsperson to— (1) the case files, records, reports, audits, documents, papers, recommendations, or any other pertinent information relating to the care and custody of an immigrant child; and (2) the written policies and procedures of all Office of Refugee Resettlement facilities. 4. Data collection (a) Independent review by ombudsperson (1) In general The Ombudsperson shall regularly review data collected by the Secretary of Health and Human Services and the Secretary of Homeland Security relating to immigrant children in facilities. (2) Collaboration required The Secretary of Health and Human Services and the Secretary of Homeland Security shall provide the Ombudsperson unobstructed access to— (A) real-time custody and detention data for each immigrant child detained by the Government or held in immigration custody, including— (i) the location and level of placement; (ii) biographical information, including full name, date of birth, country of citizenship, race, and alien number; (iii) all locations at which the immigrant child has been detained or held in custody; (iv) the dates and times the immigrant child is booked in and booked out of any facility; and (v) transfer and discharge information