; and (II) the allocations of such total amount to individual recognized student organizations; (ii) ensure that allocations are made to the recognized student organizations in accordance with the standards established pursuant to clause (i); (iii) upon the request of a recognized student organization that has been denied all or a portion of an allocation described in clause (ii), provide to the organization, in writing (which may include electronic communication) and in a timely manner, the specific reasons for such denial, copies of all policies relied upon by the institution as basis for the denial, and information of the appeals process described in clause (iv); and (iv) provide an appeals process by which a recognized student organization that has been denied all or a portion of an allocation described in clause (ii) may appeal to an institutional appellate entity for reconsideration, which appeals process— (I) shall require the covered public institution to provide written notice to the students seeking an allocation through the appeal process and the timeline for hearing and resolving the appeal; (II) allow the students seeking an allocation to obtain outside counsel to represent them during the appeal; and (III) require the institution to ensure that such appellate entity did not participate in any prior proceeding related to such allocation. (C) Assessment of security fees for events A covered public institution shall establish and make publicly available clear, objective, content- and viewpoint-neutral, and exhaustive standards to be used by the institution to— (i) determine the amount of any security fee for an event or activity organized by a student or student organization; and (ii) ensure that a determination of such an amount may not be based, in whole or in part, on— (I) the content of expression or viewpoint of the student or student organization; (II) the content of expression of the event or activity organized by the student or student organization