; (3) develop, implement, and enforce regulations to immediately remove barriers which prevent people with criminal backgrounds and undocumented immigrants from accessing public housing, section 8 vouchers, and rental assistance programs; (4) work in partnership with community-based organizations and advocates to bolster criminal justice reentry programs and wraparound services to prevent individuals from becoming unhoused postrelease; (5) develop, implement, and enforce performance standards and regulations for immediately making all public shelters, transitional housing programs, and supportive services available 24 hours each day, and prohibit these programs from profiling unhoused individuals, denying services, and discriminating against individuals based on their medical conditions and treatments, gender identity, criminal background, immigration status, and other protected classes of the Fair Housing Act; (6) work in coordination with the Department of Health and Human Services, the Health Resources and Services Administration, and related health agencies to provide 24-hour medical respite programs to cities, counties, Indian Tribal Governments, and States to allow unhoused people to fully recover from medical conditions or injuries without fear of premature discharge; (7) develop and implement processes to prioritize funding allocations directly to grassroots and community-based organizations, as well as organizations led by impacted individuals who provide direct supportive and housing, medical, and emergency services to unhoused persons; (8) develop and implement more accurate methods of counting unhoused individuals throughout the duration of the year, accounting for individuals residing inside of housing structures with family and friends, undocumented immigrants, unhoused individuals in jails, medical, and rehabilitation facilities, and those who experience temporary homelessness throughout the year