; and (D) establish— (i) under what circumstances a recording from a body-worn camera will be released to the subject of the recording or to another law enforcement or intelligence agency or to the public; and (ii) protocols for such release. (5) Those policies shall establish under what circumstances recordings from body-worn cameras may be used to investigate potential misconduct of such officers or agents or for other law enforcement purposes. (6) Those policies shall establish disciplinary procedures for violations of body-worn camera policies by agency personnel, including officers, agents, and supervisors. (7) Those policies shall ensure that training is required and provided to all such officers and agents who use body-worn cameras, as well as any personnel involved in the management, storage, or use of body-worn camera data, and ensure that such training is provided before the use of any body worn camera by such an officer or agent or the involvement of such agency personnel in the direct management, storage, or use of body-worn camera data. 4. Consultations; public comment In developing the pilot program required by section 2(a) and the draft policies required by section 3, the Secretary of Homeland Security shall— (1) consult with— (A) the Officer for Civil Rights and Civil Liberties of the Department of Homeland Security; (B) the Chief Privacy Officer of the Department of Homeland Security; (C) the Director of the Office of Privacy and Civil Liberties of the Department of Justice; and (D) any labor organizations representing employees of the Department of Homeland Security involved with the use of body-worn cameras; (2) provide an opportunity for public comment; and (3) produce a report, which shall be posted on a publicly available Internet website of the Department of Homeland Security, that— (A) summarizes the comments received under paragraph (2)