; (ii) training, use, and deployment of SWAT teams; and (iii) community-oriented police efforts. (B) Attorney General updates to Congress regarding delay in publication of best practices On and after the date that is 2 years after the date of enactment of the Protecting Communities and Police Act of 2015 , if the Attorney General has not published the best practices required under subparagraph (A), the Attorney General shall provide quarterly updates to Congress on the reason for the delay in publication and the expected date of publication. (e) Reporting and policy requirements (1) Reporting and recordkeeping requirements for grant funding recipients (A) SWAT team deployment records A law enforcement agency that receives covered funds shall maintain a record of each deployment of a SWAT team by the law enforcement agency, which shall include— (i) the type of police activity for which the SWAT team is deployed; (ii) the rationale for the deployment; (iii) the nexus between— (I) the use of force policy and SWAT team policy of the law enforcement agency; and (II) the police activity for which the SWAT team is deployed; and (iv) a description, written after the deployment, of whether force or weapons were used by or against the law enforcement officers serving on the SWAT team. (B) Equipment purchased A law enforcement agency that purchases equipment using covered funds shall submit to the Attorney General a report describing the quantity and type of equipment purchased. (2) DOJ reports (A) Special justice items The Attorney General shall publish and submit to Congress, the Secretary of Defense, and the Secretary of Homeland Security an annual report on special justice items that includes, with respect to the preceding year— (i) the number and type of special justice items purchased using covered funds; and (ii) an appendix describing— (I) each law enforcement agency that used covered funds to purchase a special justice item