; (4) to monitor ongoing reunification efforts for compliance with such timelines; and (5) to identify systematic barriers to release for children in such categories. (d) Systematic barriers To release The Director shall eliminate any administrative hindrance identified as a systemic barrier to release under subsection (c)(4). (e) Expedited reunification of early childhood minors The Director shall develop procedures to facilitate the expedited reunification of unaccompanied noncitizen children who are early childhood minors with family members seeking to serve as sponsors. (f) Limitation on remote services Case management and family reunification services may only be provided remotely for unaccompanied noncitizen children housed in an influx facility or a childcare facility activated for use during an influx. (g) Recordkeeping The Director shall maintain a written record of the efforts made by the Office of Refugee Resettlement to reunify and release each unaccompanied noncitizen child in the custody of the Secretary. 232. Standards relating to sponsors (a) Procedures and protections (1) In general The Director shall not impose sponsor requirements (including application deadlines and requests for information or documentation about prospective sponsors, the household members of prospective sponsors, or other individuals) that do not have a substantial and direct impact on child safety. (2) Nondiscrimination In reviewing an application for sponsorship, the Director may not rely on the national origin, immigration status, language, religion, sexual orientation, sex (including gender identity or gender expression), color, or race of the child concerned or of the prospective sponsor to delay or deny the application. (3) Prohibition on certain reasons for sponsorship denial A prospective sponsor may not be denied sponsorship solely due to— (A) poverty, use of public assistance, lack of employment or health insurance, or past or current health conditions that do not have a substantial and direct impact on child safety