A health care provider that performs a sexual assault evidence collection kit exam on a victim of sexual assault shall provide the victim with: If known, contact information for the investigating law enforcement agency that the victim may contact about the status and results of the kit analysis; Written information describing the laws and policies governing the testing, preservation, and disposal of a sexual assault evidence collection kit; and Notice of the right to request an independent review of a law enforcement agency’s decision not to test a sexual assault evidence collection kit. An investigating law enforcement agency that receives a sexual assault evidence collection kit, within 30 days after a request by the victim from whom the evidence was collected, shall provide the victim with: The law enforcement agency’s decision regarding whether to send the sexual assault evidence collection kit to a forensic laboratory for analysis; The law enforcement agency’s decision regarding whether to send the sexual assault evidence collection kit to a forensic laboratory for analysis; All available results of the kit analysis except results that would impede or compromise an ongoing investigation.