Committees on Appropriations of the Senate and the House of Representatives that contains the following: (1) The number of female incarcerated persons who complete the Trauma in Life seminar and psychological screening test prerequisites for access to the Resolve Program, and whether each incarcerated person began such Resolve Program prerequisites within 60 days of intake into the Bureau of Prisons, and if not within 60 days of intake when they began program prerequisites. (2) The number of female incarcerated persons who complete the Resolve Program, annually, and whether such program participation began within 1 year of intake into the Bureau of Prisons, and if not, how soon such program participation began and was completed. (3) The number of individuals on waitlists, if any, for Resolve Program access. (4) The number of full-time correctional employees dedicated to work within the Resolve Program and vacancies during the previous calendar year. (5) The number of female incarcerated persons who complete the Resolve Program in Spanish, and the number of Spanish-speaking female incarcerated persons who are on waitlists for program access. (6) The number of female incarcerated persons who qualify for Resolve Program access but were not afforded participation in the program before release. 605. Gender-responsive programs in the Bureau of Prisons (a) Generally The Director, in consultation with the Director of the Women and Special Populations Branch, shall ensure that all incarcerated person programs and services are gender-responsive and all programs shall— (1) consider the national profile of women who enter the criminal justice system, which is most often disproportionately women of color, and women who are likely to have been convicted of a drug or drug-related offense, have fragmented family histories, with other family members also involved with the criminal justice system, are survivors of physical and/or sexual abuse as children and adults, have significant substance abuse problems, have multiple