Protective services provided to a critical witness may include, but not be limited to:—

1. (a) any necessary armed protection or escort, marked or unmarked surveillance or periodic visits or contact by law enforcement officials prior, during or subsequent to a criminal proceeding;
2. (b) physical relocation to an alternate shelter, housing or residence;
3. (c) reasonable housing expenses;
4. (d) transportation or storage of personal possessions;
5. (e) basic living expenses; and

6. (f) petition for a protective order on any individual identified as a threat to a critical witness.

   Any protective services provided to a critical witness shall be made known to defense counsel pursuant to Rule 14 of the Massachusetts Rules of Criminal Procedure.