At least once a year, the Department shall: Publish a list of emergency facilities and their addresses; and Give the list to each health department, judge of a court, sheriff’s office, police station, local behavioral health authority, and Secret Service office in this State. The list published under subsection (a)(1) of this section may include: Comprehensive crisis response centers; Crisis stabilization centers; Crisis treatment centers established under § 7.5–207 of this article; and Outpatient mental health clinics. Before including a facility under subsection (b) of this section in the list of emergency facilities, the Department shall consult with stakeholders to develop a model program structure that ensures that a program wishing to serve as an emergency facility: Is adequately staffed to provide 24–hour emergency petition services; Provides the necessary services required for an emergency petition; Has written procedures in place that provide for involuntary admissions, through an emergency petition, including to a licensed hospital, as necessary; Provides additional support to respect the due process rights of patients received through the emergency petition process; and Complies with additional procedures as otherwise determined by the Department. On or before September 30 each year, the Department shall report to the General Assembly, in accordance with § 2–1257 of the State Government Article, on: The number of facilities that have sought to be designated an emergency facility; The number of the facilities reported under item (1) of this subsection that have attempted to meet the model facility standards developed under subsection (c) of this section; The progress of the facilities reported under item (2) of this subsection toward meeting the model facility standards; The development of collaborative models between State, local, and private entities; and Whether the Department, in consultation with stakeholders, has determined that any changes to the model facility standards are necessary.