come of such tests at each correctional facility, 
disaggregated to include results for— 
(A) the type of sexually transmitted infec-
tion tested for; 
(B) the race and/or ethnicity of individuals 
tested; 
(C) the age of individuals tested; and 
(D) the gender of individuals tested. 
(7) PRE-RELEASE REFERRAL POLICY.—Wheth-
er incarcerated persons are informed prior to release 
about STI-related services or other health services in 
their communities, including free and low-cost coun-
seling and treatment options. 
(8) PRE-RELEASE
REFERRALS
MADE.—The 
number of referrals to community-based organiza-
tions or public health facilities offering STI-related 
or other health services provided to incarcerated per-
sons prior to release, and the type of counseling or 
treatment for which the referral was made. 
(9) OTHER ACTIONS TAKEN.—Whether the cor-
rectional facility has taken any other action, in con-
junction with community organizations or otherwise, 
to reduce the prevalence and spread of STIs in that 
facility. 
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(b) PRIVACY.—In conducting the survey, the Attor-
ney General shall not request or retain the identity of any 
person who has sought or been offered counseling, treat-
ment, testing, or prevention education information regard-
ing an STI (including information about sexual barrier 
protection devices), or who has tested positive for an STI. 
(c) REPORT.—The Attorney General shall transmit 
to Congress and make publicly available the results of the 
survey required under subsection (a), both for the Nation 
as a whole and disaggregated as to each State and each 
correctional facility. To the maximum extent possible, the 
Attorney General shall issue the first report no later than 
1 year after the date of enactment of this Act and shall 
issue reports annually thereafter for 5 years. 
SEC. 6. STRATEGY. 
(a) DIRECTIVE TO ATTORNEY GENERAL.—The At-
torney General, in consultation with the Secretary of 
Health and Human Services, State officials, and commu-
nity organizations, shall develop and implement a 5-year 
strategy to reduce the prevalence and spread of STIs in 
Federal and State correctional facilities. To the maximum 
extent possible, the strategy shall be developed, trans-
mitted to Congress, and made publicly available no later 
than 180 days after the transmission of the first report 
required under subsection 5(c) of this Act. 
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(b) CONTENTS OF STRATEGY.—The strategy shall in-
clude the following: 
(1) PREVENTION EDUCATION.—A plan for im-
proving prevention education, information, and 
training offered to incarcerated persons and correc-
tional facility staff, including information and train-
ing on sexual violence and the spread of STIs, and 
comprehensive sexuality education. 
(2) SEXUAL BARRIER PROTECTION DEVICE AC-
CESS.—A plan for expanding access to sexual barrier 
protection devices in correctional facilities. 
(3) SEXUAL
VIOLENCE
REDUCTION.—A plan 
for reducing the incidence of sexual violence among 
incarcerated persons and correctional facility staff, 
developed in consultation with the National Prison 
Rape Elimination Commission. 
(4) COUNSELING AND SUPPORTIVE SERVICES.— 
A plan for expanding access to counseling and sup-
portive services related to STIs in correctional facili-
ties. 
(5) TESTING.—A plan for testing incarcerated 
persons for STIs during intake, during regular 
health exams, and prior to release, and that— 
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