arrangement and while in a protective arrangement. (6) Options for full restoration of rights for a covered individual in a protective arrangement. (7) Ordering limited protective arrangements when less restrictive arrangements, such as supported decisionmaking arrangements, are not appropriate. (8) (A) Collecting detailed data at the national and State levels on the use of guardianships and other protective arrangements, supported decisionmaking arrangements, and other alternative arrangements. (B) Reporting that data, taken as a whole and disaggregated by gender identity, race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, income level, living situation, age, disability type, and reason for guardianship or other protective arrangement. (b) Standards for establishing supported decisionmaking and other alternative arrangements The Secretary, through the Administrator of the Administration for Community Living, with significant input from the Council, shall develop system standards and other standards for establishing supported decisionmaking arrangements and other alternative arrangements as the default decision support options for covered individuals to avert the use of guardianship or a more restrictive protective arrangement, including— (1) system standards that promote supported decisionmaking arrangements and other alternative arrangements for decisionmaking arrangements, including decisionmaking arrangements within local educational agencies, health care systems, disability and aging services systems, financial institutions, and court systems