; and (B) contains clear boundaries for working with and around children. (10) Written ethical standards that are— (A) distributed to all officers, employees, and volunteers; and (B) based on accepted child welfare principles and best practices. (11) A written security plan to protect against unauthorized access to the influx facility and other potential threats. (12) Data systems that meet the data and quality standards described in section 602 for tracking children through intake, case management, transportation, and placement. (d) Waiver (1) In general In the case of an influx facility, the Director may waive compliance with a standard or procedure under title II for a period of not more than 30 days. (2) Notice to Congress If the Director waives compliance with the requirement that an influx facility shall be licensed by the State in which it is located, the Director shall provide to Congress notice of such waiver, which shall include— (A) a justification for the waiver; and (B) (i) a plan for the influx facility to obtain such licensing; or (ii) in the case of an influx facility that will be unable to obtain such licensing— (I) an explanation of the reason that— (aa) licensing is not possible; and (bb) the particular influx facility was chosen and remains operationally necessary. (e) Reporting mechanisms The Director shall establish clear procedures— (1) for unaccompanied noncitizen children at influx facilities to directly and confidentially report incidents of abuse or neglect at influx facilities to the Ombudsperson, consulates, and State authorities