; or (II) binding in character, if authorized by a law or ordinance governing the law enforcement agency or the entity or by an agreement between the governing body of the law enforcement agency and organizations representing law enforcement officers of the law enforcement agency. (B) Discharge through existing entities A law enforcement agency may satisfy the requirement in subparagraph (A) through an entity that exists as of the date of the enactment of the Protecting Communities and Police Act of 2015 , including an independent review board, a Federal, State, or local inspector general, a Federal, State, county, or city attorney general, a district attorney, the Federal Bureau of Investigation or another Federal agency, a State agency, a State or local governing body (such as a city council or county commission), a law enforcement council, or an independent entity established by one or more such officials, agencies, or entities on behalf of one or more law enforcement agencies. (r) Interagency transfer (1) In general Subject to paragraph (2), a State or local law enforcement agency may transfer an eligible defense item transferred to the law enforcement agency under this section to another State or local law enforcement agency. (2) Approval required An eligible defense item may not be transferred by a State or local law enforcement agency to another law enforcement agency under this subsection without the approval of the Director of the Defense Logistics Agency (or the designee of the Director). A law enforcement agency seeking the approval of the Director for the transfer of an item pursuant to this paragraph shall submit to the Director an application therefor in such form and manner as the Director shall specify in the regulations for purposes of this section under subsection (g). (s) Suspension and termination (1) For lost or stolen items In the event an item transferred to a State or local law enforcement agency under this section is lost, stolen, or misappropriated— (A) in the case of an offensive weapon