The effectiveness of efforts to address permanency and stability in the living situations of children in the custody of a local department, or a placement agency, shall be measured by: the percentage of children who exit foster care within time periods consistent with federal national standards with a breakdown by each standard; the percentage of children with more than two out-of-home placements during a report year; the percentage of children in the custody of a local department, or a placement agency, who have siblings living in different placements; the percentage of children who exit foster care and are: reunified with a parent or guardian; placed with a relative who is awarded custody and guardianship; adopted; or placed with a nonrelated guardian; the percentage of children in an out-of-home placement living in: kinship care homes; restricted foster homes; regular foster homes; treatment foster homes; group homes; residential treatment centers; and other specified types of placements; the number of foster homes and treatment foster homes available for children in the custody of a local department, or a placement agency; the percentage of foster homes and kinship care homes in which the following have been conducted according to regulation: required criminal background checks; fire and safety inspections; health and safety checks; reconsiderations, as applicable; and any other safety measures adopted by regulation; the number of children who are recommitted to the Department within 12 months of release from commitment to the Department; and any other indicators adopted by the Secretary under § 5-1302 of this subtitle.