; or (II) if a qualified mental health professional believes the level of crisis service needed is not currently available, a staff member of the facility initiates a referral to a location that can meet the needs of the detained noncitizen. (6) Access to counsel Noncitizens placed in solitary confinement and longer-term separation shall be— (A) offered meaningful access to counsel to the same extent that detained noncitizens in the general population are offered access to counsel; and (B) notified in writing of their right to access to counsel before being placed in solitary confinement or longer-term separation. (7) Right to review placement in longer-term separation The Secretary shall ensure that each noncitizen placed in longer-term separation— (A) not later than 4 hours after the beginning of such placement, has access to written and verbal notice, in a language the noncitizen understands, that thoroughly details the basis for placement in longer-term separation, including— (i) thorough documentation explaining why such confinement is permissible and necessary; and (ii) if an exception under paragraph (3)(A)(ii), (4)(B), or (5)(B) is used to justify placement in longer-term separation, thorough documentation explaining why such an exception applies; (B) has access to a timely, thorough, and continuous review process that— (i) occurs not fewer than 2 days after being placed in longer-term separation, and thereafter not less frequently than weekly, unless more frequent reviews are otherwise required under this section; (ii) includes private, face-to-face interviews with a multidisciplinary staff committee; and (iii) examines whether— (I) placement in solitary confinement was and remains necessary; (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