; (ii) the purpose or content of expression of the event or activity organized by the student or student organization; (iii) the content of expression or viewpoint of an invited guest of the student or student organization; or (iv) an anticipated reaction by students or the public to the event or activity due to the purpose, content of expression, or viewpoint expressed at the event or activity by the student, student organization, or an invited guest. (4) Protections for invited guests and speakers A covered public institution shall establish and make publicly available clear, objective, content- and viewpoint-neutral, and exhaustive standards to be used by the institution related to the safety and protection of speakers and guests who are invited to the institution by a student or student organization. (b) Enforcement (1) Cause of action (A) Civil action Whoever is harmed by a covered public institution by the maintenance of a policy or practice of the institution that is in violation of a requirement described in subsection (a) may bring a civil action in a Federal court for appropriate relief. (B) Appropriate relief For the purposes of this paragraph, appropriate relief includes— (i) a temporary or permanent injunction; and (ii) awarding a prevailing plaintiff— (I) compensatory damages; (II) reasonable court costs; and (III) reasonable attorney fees. (C) Statute of limitations A civil action under this paragraph may not be commenced later than 2 years after the cause of action accrues. (2) In general In the case of a court’s non-default, final judgment in a civil action brought under paragraph (1) that a covered public institution is in violation of a requirement described in subsection (a) , such covered public institution shall— (A) not later than 7 days after the date on which the court makes such a non-default, final judgment, notify the Secretary of such judgment and submit to the Secretary a copy of the non-default, final judgment