; and (iii) require periodic evaluation of Federal artificial intelligence systems, as appropriate. (4) Issue guidance for agencies to establish a plain language notification process, as necessary and appropriate and in conformity with applicable law, including section 552a of title 5, for individuals, or entities impacted by an agency determination that has been based solely on an output from, or substantively and meaningfully informed, augmented, or assisted by a Federal artificial intelligence system, including the contents of any notice, including examples of what the notice may look like in practice. (5) Issue guidance for agencies to review their appeals process and to make modifications, as necessary and appropriate, to account for determinations made solely by or substantively and meaningfully informed, augmented, or assisted by a Federal artificial intelligence system, including guidance on how an agency provides the impacted individual or entity the opportunity for an alternative review independent of the Federal artificial intelligence system, as appropriate. (6) Provide guidance and a template for the required contents of the agency plans described in section 3594(6) that uses a uniform resource locator that is in a consistent format across agencies such as the format agencyname.gov/AI . (7) Issue guidance, including a uniform required submission format and criteria for updating entries after significant changes, for the establishment of agency AI governance charters under section 3595, including defining high-risk Federal artificial intelligence systems, and publication under section 3596. 3594. Federal agency responsibilities The head of each agency shall do the following: (1) Comply with the requirements of this subchapter and related policies, purposes, standards, and guidelines, including those under section 552a of title 5 and in guidance issued by the Director under section 3593. (2) Ensure that Federal artificial intelligence system management processes are integrated with agency strategic,