; (X) access of incarcerated people to— (aa) legal counsel, including confidential meetings and communications; (bb) discovery and other case-related legal materials; and (cc) the law library at the covered facility; and (XI) other factors as determined by the Inspector General. (F) Bureau response to report (i) In general Not later than 60 days after the date on which the Inspector General issues a report under subparagraph (D), the Bureau shall respond in writing to the inspection report, which shall include a corrective action plan. (ii) Public availability Each response and action plan described in clause (i) shall be made available to the public on the website of the Inspector General. (iii) Compliance with corrective action plan The Inspector General may conduct additional inspections or investigations, announced or unannounced, to monitor the compliance of the Bureau with a corrective action plan described in clause (i). (G) Rule of construction The authority in this paragraph is consistent with and does not supersede, conflict with, or otherwise alter the authority provided to the Inspector General under section 406. (3) Ombudsman (A) In general Not later than 1 year after the date of enactment of the Federal Prison Oversight Act , the Attorney General shall establish in the Department of Justice an Ombudsman who may— (i) receive a complaint from an incarcerated person, a family member, a representative of an incarcerated person, staff, or others regarding issues that may adversely affect the health, safety, welfare, or rights of incarcerated people or staff, including— (I) abuse or neglect; (II) the conditions of confinement, including the availability of health care; (III) working conditions of staff; (IV) decisions, administrative actions, or guidance of the Bureau, including those relating to prison staffing; (V) inaction or omissions by the Bureau, including failure to consider or respond to complaints or grievances by incarcerated people or staff promptly or appropriately