; (E) the status of implementing prevention and mitigation measures identified in prior assessments; and (F) a description of the additional measures to be taken by the covered platform to address the circumvention of safeguards for minors and parental tools. (d) Reasonable inspection In conducting an inspection of the systemic risks of harm to minors under this section, an independent, third-party auditor shall— (1) take into consideration the function of personalized recommendation systems; (2) consult parents and youth experts, including youth and families with relevant past or current experience, public health and mental health nonprofit organizations, health and development organizations, and civil society with respect to the prevention of harms to minors; (3) conduct research based on experiences of minors that use the covered platform, including reports under section 4(c) and information provided by law enforcement; (4) take account of research, including research regarding system design features, marketing, or product integrity, industry best practices, or outside research; (5) consider indicia or inferences of age of users, in addition to any self-declared information about the age of individuals; and (6) take into consideration differences in risk of reasonably foreseeable harms and effectiveness of safeguards across English and non-English languages. (e) Cooperation with independent, third-party audit To facilitate the report required by subsection (c), a covered platform shall— (1) provide or otherwise make available to the independent third-party conducting the audit all information and material in its possession, custody, or control that is relevant to the audit; (2) provide or otherwise make available to the independent third-party conducting the audit access to all network, systems, and assets relevant to the audit