; (2) standards for the areas (such as education, finance, and health) in which a covered individual requires decisionmaking supports; (3) standards for how a covered individual using a supported decisionmaking arrangement will select the persons to serve on the supported decisionmaking team; (4) standards for additional supports, such as assistive technology devices, required to ensure maximum participation by covered individuals in their decisionmaking; and (5) standards for interrupting the processes that lead to guardianship or conservatorship through retraining key decisionmakers, such as court personnel and administrators, to recognize overbroad petitions for guardianships or conservatorships. (c) Standards for transitioning from guardianships to alternative arrangements The Attorney General, in coordination with the Secretary, and with significant input from the Council and a stakeholder group process, shall— (1) establish standards, for transitioning covered individuals from guardianship or conservatorship arrangements into supported decisionmaking arrangements or other alternative arrangements, that restore the rights of individuals in appropriate circumstances; and (2) establish standards that— (A) require a periodic review of guardianships and conservatorships, to transition covered individuals in either type of arrangement to a supported decisionmaking arrangement or another alternative arrangement; (B) provide for such a review at least once a year for such covered individuals