; (II) medical and mental health services; (III) housing; (IV) transportation; and (V) legal services; and (C) provides services in the appropriate language. (2) Prohibition on electronic surveillance The program under paragraph (1) may not include, as an alternative to detention, the provision of ankle monitors or other forms of electronic surveillance. (3) Study Within 180 days, the Secretary shall undertake a study to examine best practices of government-funded case management and related services, including exploring the possibility of funding case management services out of the Department. (4) Contracts (A) In general The Secretary may enter into 1 or more contracts to operate the case management program described in paragraph (1). (B) Prioritization In entering into a contract under subparagraph (A), the Secretary shall give priority to direct contracts with qualified nongovernmental community-based organizations that have experience providing services to immigrant, refugee, and asylum-seeking populations. (5) Individualized determination required (A) In general In determining whether to order an alien to participate in a program under this subsection, the Secretary or the immigration judge, as appropriate, shall make an individualized determination to determine the appropriate level of supervision for the alien. (B) Exemption Participation in a program under this subsection may not be ordered for an alien for whom it is determined that release on reasonable bond or recognizance will reasonably ensure the appearance of the alien as required and the safety of any other person and the community. (6) Prohibition on fees for alternatives to detention An alien who is required to participate in a specific alternatives to detention program or service may not be charged a fee for such participation. (7) Case management review Not later than 180 days after the date of the enactment of the New Way Forward Act, the Secretary shall conduct a review of— (A) best practices in federally funded case management programs