; (3) protection and advocacy systems; (4) individuals experienced in working with youth with disabilities, including emotional, mental health, and substance use disorders; (5) individuals with lived experience as children and youth in youth residential programs, including individuals with intellectual or developmental disabilities and individuals with emotional, mental health, or substance use disorders; (6) representatives of State and local child protective services agencies and other relevant public agencies; (7) parents or guardians of children and youth with emotional, mental health, or substance use disorder needs; (8) experts on issues related to child abuse and neglect in youth residential programs; (9) administrators of youth residential programs; (10) education professionals who provide services to youth in youth residential programs; (11) Indian Tribes and Tribal organizations; (12) State legislators; (13) State licensing agencies; and (14) others, as appropriate. (d) Duties The Work Group shall— (1) develop and publish recommendations regarding a national database that aggregates data, including process-oriented data such as length of stay and use of restraints, and seclusion and outcome-oriented data such as discharge setting and ability to be safety maintained in school and community at least 6-months after discharge