; or (IV) any other federally owned or federally leased building that— (aa) the Director has authorized or entered into a memorandum of agreement to be used for such purpose; and (bb) meets the special rules under clause (ii) and the minimum requirements under clause (iii). (ii) Special rules (I) Location A protection determination may not be conducted in a facility that is managed, leased, owned, or operated by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement or U.S. Customs and Border Protection. (II) Reasonable time The Secretary shall ensure that a protection determination is conducted during a reasonable time of the day. (III) Geographical limitation The Secretary shall ensure that each protection determination for an alien is scheduled at a facility that is a reasonable distance from the current residence of such alien. (IV) Protection for children In the case of a family unit, the Secretary shall ensure that the best interests of the child or children are considered when conducting a protection determination of the child’s family unit. (iii) Minimum location requirement Each facility that the Director authorizes to be used to conduct protection determinations shall— (I) have adequate security measures to protect Federal employees, aliens, and beneficiaries for benefits; and (II) ensure the best interests of the child or children are prioritized pursuant to clause (ii)(IV) if such children are present at the protection determination. (F) Written record The asylum officer shall prepare a written record of each protection determination, which— (i) shall be provided to the alien, or to the alien’s counsel of record, upon a decision; and (ii) shall include— (I) a summary of the material facts stated by the alien; (II) any additional facts relied upon by the asylum officer; (III) the asylum officer’s analysis of why, in the light of the facts referred to in subclauses (I) and (II), the alien has or has not established a positive or negative outcome from the protection determination