; (ii) an assessment of resources required for the security of such facilities and camps; (iii) an assessment of the adherence by the operators of such facilities and camps to international humanitarian law standards; and (iv) an assessment of children held within such facilities and camps that may be used as part of smuggling operations to evade security at the facilities and camps. (B) A description of all efforts undertaken by, and the resources needed for, the United States Government to address deficits in the humanitarian environment and security of such facilities and camps. (C) A description of all multilateral and international engagements related to humanitarian access and provision of basic services to, and freedom of movement and security and safe return of, displaced persons at camps or facilities in Iraq, Syria, and any other area affected by ISIS activity, including a description of— (i) support for efforts by the Syrian Democratic Forces to facilitate the return and reintegration of displaced people from Iraq and Syria; (ii) repatriation efforts with respect to displaced women and children and male children aging into adults while held in these facilities and camps; (iii) any current or future potential threat to United States national security interests posed by detained ISIS members or displaced families, including an analysis of the al-Hol camp and annexes