; and (ii) for purposes of clause (i), a firearm shall not be considered to be stored or kept if carried by or under the control of the owner or other lawfully authorized user. (d) Grant preferences (1) Priorities In awarding grants under this section, the Attorney General shall give priority to any State that has incorporated and implemented the elements described in paragraph (2). (2) Elements The elements described in this paragraph are those requiring that— (A) all firearms dealers licensees shall— (i) provide training for employees upon hiring, and not less frequently than once a year thereafter, according to standards established by the State; (ii) develop a security plan for the place of business that includes— (I) adequate locking and storage of firearms and firearm purchase records; (II) exterior lighting; (III) surveillance cameras; (IV) an alarm system; and (V) other appropriate anti-theft measures and practices for during and after business hours; (iii) submit to the licensing authority an annual report of the safety and compliance record of the place of business, which shall include— (I) the total number of guns traced to the place of business during the 12-month period preceding the report, broken down by month; (II) the number of known straw purchases either attempted or completed during the 12-month period preceding the report, broken down by month; and (III) the number of violations cited by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives during the 12-month period preceding the report; (iv) videotape (including audio) or electronically record (including audio) the point-of-sale of all firearms transactions and maintain the videos or electronic recordings for not less than 5 years; (v) annually review and update compliance policies, procedures, and training materials; and (vi) perform background checks for private sellers for a reasonable fee; (B) the State established standards for how to properly respond to straw purchasers and firearms traffickers