; (ff) an estimate of the cost to fully implement the strategy; and (gg) any other matter the Task Force considers relevant to the implementation of the strategy; (IV) with respect to the contingency plan required by clause (i)(II)— (aa) a description of the standard practices for screening and vetting foreign nationals considered to be eligible for resettlement in the United States, including a strategy for vetting, and maintaining the records of, such foreign nationals who are unable to provide identification documents or biographic details due to emergency circumstances; (bb) a strategy for facilitating refugee or consular processing for such foreign nationals in third countries; (cc) clear guidance with respect to which Federal agency has the authority and responsibility to coordinate Federal resettlement efforts; (dd) a description of any resource or additional authority necessary to coordinate Federal resettlement efforts, including the need for a contingency fund; (ee) any other matter the Task Force considers relevant to the implementation of the contingency plan; and (V) a strategy for the efficient processing of all Afghan special immigrant visa applications and appeals, including— (aa) a review of current staffing levels and needs across all interagency offices and officials engaged in the special immigrant visa process; (bb) an analysis of the expected Chief of Mission approvals and denials of applications in the pipeline in order to project the expected number of visas necessary to provide special immigrant status to all approved applicants under this subtitle during the several years after the date of the enactment of this Act; (cc) an assessment as to whether adequate guidelines exist for reconsidering or reopening applications for special immigrant visas in appropriate circumstances and consistent with applicable laws