; and (14) the facility certifies that— (A) the video monitoring required under paragraph (12) is properly working at all times; and (B) the videos resulting from video monitoring are preserved for at least 90 days. 7. Coordination and surge capacity The Secretary of Homeland Security shall enter into memoranda of understanding with appropriate Federal agencies, such as the Department of Health and Human Services, and applicable government emergency relief services, and shall enter into contracts with health care, public health, social work, and transportation professionals, for purposes of addressing surge capacity and ensuring compliance with this Act. 8. Training The Commissioner shall ensure that CBP personnel assigned to each short-term custodial facility are professionally trained, including by receiving such continuing education as the Commissioner determines appropriate, in all subjects necessary to ensure compliance with this Act, including— (1) humanitarian response protocols and standards; (2) indicators of physical and mental illness, and medical distress in children and adults; (3) indicators of child sexual exploitation and effective responses to missing migrant children; and (4) procedures to report incidents of suspected child sexual abuse and exploitation directly to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. 9. Interfacility transfer of care (a) Transfer When a detainee is discharged from a medical facility or emergency services department, the Commissioner shall ensure that responsibility of care is transferred from the medical facility or emergency services department to an accepting licensed CBP health care provider. (b) Responsibilities of accepting providers Each accepting licensed CBP health care provider shall review the medical facility or emergency department’s evaluation, diagnosis, treatment, management, and discharge care instructions— (1) to assess the safety of the discharge and transfer