; (II) the conditions of confinement comply with the requirements under this section; and (III) any exception under paragraph (3)(A)(ii), (4)(B), or (5)(B) used to justify placement in longer-term separation was and remains warranted; (C) has access to a process to appeal the initial placement or continued placement of the detained noncitizen in longer-term separation; (D) receives prompt and timely written notice of the appeal procedures; and (E) receives copies of all documents, files, and records relating to the detained noncitizen’s placement in longer-term separation, unless such documents contain contraband, classified information, or sensitive security-related information. (b) Mental health care for noncitizens in longer-Term separation (1) Mental health screening Not later than 6 hours after a detained noncitizen is placed in longer-term separation in a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement or U.S. Customs and Border Protection facility, the noncitizen shall receive a comprehensive, face-to-face mental health evaluation by a licensed mental health professional in a confidential setting. (2) Mental health treatment program A detained noncitizen diagnosed with a serious mental illness after an evaluation described in paragraph (1)— (A) may not be placed in solitary confinement; and (B) shall receive an appropriate level of care to address the detained noncitizen’s mental health needs. (3) Continuing evaluations After each 7-day period during which a detained noncitizen is held in continuous placement in longer-term separation— (A) a licensed mental health professional shall conduct a comprehensive, face-to-face, out-of-cell mental health evaluation of the noncitizen in a confidential setting