Attorney General for Civil Rights, employed by the Department of Justice, and independent of any division or unit within the Department of Justice that has people in its care or custody or engages in any prosecuting activities, any other Federal agency, and any prosecuting entity. (ii) For all placement hearings described in subparagraph (D), if an incarcerated person does not select their own representative, an appointed representative shall be selected by the Officer for Civil Rights and Civil Liberties, employed by the Department of Homeland Security, and independent of the Office for Civil Rights and Civil Liberties, any division or unit within the Department of Homeland Security that has people in its care or custody or engages in any prosecuting activities, any other Federal agency, and any prosecuting entity. (iii) For all placement hearings described in subparagraph (E), if an incarcerated person does not select their own representative, any appointed representative shall be selected by the Director of the Office for Civil Rights, employed by the Department of Health and Human Services, and independent of the Office for Civil Rights, any division or unit within the Department of Health and Human Services that has people in its care or custody, any other Federal agency, and any prosecuting entity. (H) Notice Not less than 2 days prior to any placement hearing, both the incarcerated person and their chosen representative shall be provided detailed written notice of the reason for proposed placement in an alternative unit including all relevant evidence, during which time the person shall not, other than for purposes of protective custody, be placed in such alternative unit. The individual and their chosen representative shall be provided adequate time to prepare for such hearings and afforded adjournments as appropriate. Any refusal by an incarcerated person to attend such hearings shall be videotaped and made part of the evidentiary record that shall be maintained by the relevant federal agency. Failure