; and (B) has been provided at least 10 days to review and assess such documents, unless the noncitizen or the noncitizen’s counsel expressly waives such review period. . (c) Clarification regarding the authority of the Federal Government To appoint counsel to noncitizens in immigration proceedings (1) In general Section 292 of the Immigration and Nationality Act ( 8 U.S.C. 1362 ) is amended to read as follows: 292. Right to counsel (a) In general In any removal proceeding before the Attorney General, an appeal from such a removal proceeding, and any related matter before the Department of Homeland Security or a State court, an unaccompanied child shall have the privilege of being represented by such counsel as may be authorized to practice in such proceeding or matter as he or she may choose. This subsection shall not apply to screening proceedings described in section 235(b)(1)(A). (b) Access to counsel for unaccompanied children (1) In general In any removal proceeding before the Attorney General, an appeal from such a removal proceeding, and any related matter before the Department of Homeland Security or a State court, an unaccompanied child shall be represented by counsel appointed or provided by the Secretary of Health and Human Services, at Government expense, unless the child has obtained at his or her own expense counsel authorized to practice in such proceeding or matter. (2) Timing The Secretary of Health and Human Services shall appoint or provide counsel to an unaccompanied child under paragraph (1) as expeditiously as possible after the earlier of— (A) the date on which a Notice to Appear for removal proceedings is issued to the unaccompanied child, regardless of whether the Notice to Appear has been filed with an immigration court