1. Short title This Act may be cited as the Federal Law Enforcement and Public Protection Act . 2. Improving safety and security for service weapons used by Federal law enforcement officers (a) In general Chapter 203 of title 18, United States Code, is amended by adding at the end the following: 3064. Safety and security of service weapons used by Federal law enforcement officers (a) The head of each civilian or military Federal law enforcement agency shall prescribe requirements for the safe locking and storage of service firearms when they are not in use, to be followed by each Federal law enforcement officer in that agency and each person who assists that agency in its law enforcement functions, who carries a firearm as a service weapon, or who makes arrests for offenses against the United States or carries out protective security functions. The agency shall provide the appropriate equipment needed to comply with those requirements to each person to whom that agency’s requirements prescribed under this subsection apply. (b) In prescribing the requirements under subsection (a) the head of each agency shall adopt the following minimum standards for safe storage and locking: (1) Officers are responsible for the safe storage of their service firearm when not in their personal possession by using smart guns and smart locks, trigger locks, safes, gunlock boxes, or other means approved by the agency. (2) Service firearms shall not be stored in government-owned or government-provided vehicles or personally owned vehicles except for temporary storage when at court, when other options for safekeeping are not available, or if authorized by the agency. (3) Any violation of the requirements constitutes grounds for discipline, for which the agency shall consider imposing minimum punishment standards. (c) The head of each Federal civilian or military law enforcement agency shall report any loss or theft of a service firearm from that agency, any law enforcement officer in that agency, or any person assisting such an