; and (II) any other information that the Inspector General determines is necessary to carry out the provisions of this subsection. (iii) Notice of inspections An inspection of a covered facility under this subsection may be announced or unannounced. (iv) Community input In developing the inspections regime under this subsection, the Inspector General is encouraged to consult formerly incarcerated people, family or representatives of incarcerated people, and community advocates. (B) Inspection criteria An inspection of a covered facility under this subsection may include an assessment of the following: (i) The policies, procedures, and administrative guidance of the facility. (ii) The conditions of confinement. (iii) Working conditions for staff. (iv) The availability of evidence-based recidivism reduction programs and productive activities, as such terms are defined in section 3635 of title 18, and the application of earned time credits pursuant to section 3632 of title 18. (v) The policies and procedures relating to visitation. (vi) The policies and practices relating to classification and housing. (vii) The policies and practices relating to the use of single-cell confinement, administrative segregation, and other forms of restrictive housing. (viii) The medical facilities and medical and mental health care, programs, procedures, and policies, including the number and qualifications of medical and mental health staff and the availability of sex-specific and trauma-responsive care for incarcerated people. (ix) Medical services and mental health resources for staff. (x) Lockdowns at the facility. (xi) Credible allegations of incidents involving excessive use of force, completed, attempted, or threatened violence, including sexual abuse, or misconduct committed against incarcerated people. (xii) Credible allegations of incidents involving completed, attempted, or threatened violence, including sexual violence or sexual abuse, committed against staff. (xiii) Adequacy of staffing at the covered facility, including