During the past six months, Sofia has engaged in property destruction over a dozen times. The provider's property has been damaged, costing several thousand dollars in repair and replacement. Sofia's Personal Agent has offered her the opportunity to engage with Professional Behavior Services, but she has declined this service. What two actions may the provider agency take to ensure that they are compliant with Oregon Administrative Rules $($OAR$)411-323$ and $411-304?$A$.$ The provider agency may contract with a Behavior Professional to write a Positive Behavior Support Plan for Sofia that includes Safeguarding Interventions to be used to stop property destruction.B$.$ The agency provider may write staff interaction guidelines that incorporate proactive strategies, including staff direction and changes to the environment.C$.$ The provider agency may write a Positive Behavior Support Plan that includes directions to staff to restrain Sofia if she escalates and staff thinks property damage may occur.D$.$ The provider agency has the option to engage a Behavior Professional to ensure their staff receive additional training and guidance to support Sofia