(A) An explanation of how interior and exterior space is to be made available on the facility premises to permit consumers to move freely and safely.

(B) Staff qualifications and staff training curricula, including participation by the local regional center and the clients' rights advocate providing advocacy services pursuant to Section 4433 of the Welfare and Institutions Code.

(C) An explanation of how the facility licensee will ensure the protection of consumers' personal rights, including those specified in Chapter 1 of Division 4.5 of the Welfare and Institutions Code, and any applicable personal rights provided in Titles 17 and 22 of the California Code of Regulations.

(D) The licensee's or applicant's plan for managing consumers' lack of hazard awareness and impulse control behavior.

(E) Procedures to inform consumers that they have the right to leave the facility and procedures to be followed if a consumer indicates a desire to leave the facility, including the use of redirection or, if the consumer indicates a continued desire to leave following redirection, procedures for staff accompaniment and supervision, and for ensuring adequate staffing for the remaining residents.

(F) Procedures to be used for conducting and documenting fire and earthquake drills at least once every 3 months that include all facility staff providing the consumer care and supervision.

(G) The facility's emergency evacuation procedure. The procedure shall include the protocol for consumers moving through and beyond the secured perimeters when needed for their safety.

(H) In the case of an existing facility with delayed egress devices seeking to add secured perimeters, a plan for relocating current facility consumers who have not been determined to meet the admissions and continued placement requirements for residential facilities utilizing secured perimeters as set forth in Section 56073 and Health and Safety Code Section 1531.15.