least restrictive form of restraints shall be used for no longer than necessary to abate such specific and significant risk of imminent serious physical injury, and in no circumstances shall continue beyond 4 hours unless a supervisory medical provider determines that such restraints are necessary to prevent such risk. (D) Placement hearing required Restraints shall not be used on the same individual on consecutive days unless a placement hearing with protections established under paragraphs (3) and (4) establishes such restraints are necessary to prevent a specific and significant risk of imminent serious physical injury to the individual, other incarcerated persons, or staff based on concrete evidence of such risk, and subject to the same limitations each day as set forth in this paragraph. Any repeated use of restraints approved at such a due process hearing shall be no longer than 3 days, subject to the same limitations each day as set forth in this paragraph, meaningfully reviewed by a supervisory medical provider at least daily, and discontinued once restraints are no longer necessary to prevent a specific and significant risk of imminent serious physical injury to the individual, other incarcerated persons, or staff. (E) Subsequent use of restraints Once an approved use of restraints has been discontinued, any subsequent use of restraints on that person shall only be permitted to address a new incident and upon the same requirements under this paragraph. (6) Special administrative measures Special administrative measures shall be prohibited in all Federal facilities. (b) Report Required Within 15 days of the end of each quarter of the fiscal year, each Federal agency shall report on the website of such Federal agency the following: (1) The total number of incidents at each facility operated by the Federal agency during the preceding quarter of self-harm, suicide attempts, and suicide, disaggregated by race, age, gender identity, documented mental health status, documented disability, pregnancy or