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referring probation officer shall distribute the committee’s findings and conclusions to the juvenile, to the juvenile’s parents or legal guardian, and to the juvenile’s attorney, guardian ad litem, and social worker if applicable. (f) The referring probation officer shall provide the juvenile’s classification file to the superintendent of the recommended receiving facility within seven working days after the date of the committee’s classification decision. (g) Within seven working days after receipt of the institutional classification committee’s findings and conclusions, the juvenile, the juvenile’s parents or legal guardian, or the juvenile’s attorney may, by mail, facsimile transmission, or electronic mail, request that the director’s designee review those findings and conclusions. A request is timely if the director’s designee receives it within the seven working-day period. The director’s designee shall issue a written decision on the request within seven calendar days after receipt of the juvenile’s classification file. The director’s designee may uphold the original classification decision, direct that the juvenile be placed at a facility different from that recommended by the committee, or return the matter to the committee for reclassification at a different facility. The written decision shall be distributed to the juvenile, to the juvenile’s parent or legal guardian, to the juvenile’s attorney, to the superintendent of the receiving facility, to the referring probation officer, and to the committee chair. The decision must state that a request may be made for review by the director. (h) Within seven working days after receipt of a juvenile’s classification file, if the superintendent of the receiving facility rejects the juvenile under 7 AAC 52.010, the superintendent shall, by mail, facsimile transmission, or electronic mail, request that the director’s designee review the findings and conclusions of the institutional classification committee. A request is timely if the director’s designee receives it within the seven working-day period. The director’s designee shall contact the juvenile, the juvenile’s parents or legal guardian, and the juvenile’s attorney in writing or by telephone to inform them that the classification decision has been appealed, and that a different placement than what the committee recommended may result. The director’s designee shall ask the juvenile, the juvenile’s parents or legal guardian, and the juvenile’s attorney for information or concerns that may be useful in considering the superintendent’s request. The director’s designee shall issue a written decision on the request within seven calendar days after receipt of the juvenile’s classification file. The written decision will be distributed to the juvenile, to the juvenile’s parents or legal guardian, to the juvenile’s attorney, to the superintendent of the receiving facility, to the referring probation officer, and to the committee chair. The director’s designee may uphold the original classification recommendation, return the matter to the committee for reconsideration, or direct that the juvenile be placed at a facility different from that recommended by the committee. (i) If the director’s designee directs the juvenile to be placed in a facility other than that recommended by the classification committee, the juvenile, the juvenile’s parents or legal guardian, or the juvenile’s attorney may, within three working days after receiving the decision, request review by the director. Review may be requested by mail, facsimile transmission, or electronic mail. A request is timely if the director receives it within the three working-day period. The director shall make a decision on the request within three working days after receipt of the request. The director’s decision shall be issued in writing to the juvenile, to the juvenile’s