; and (5) the recipient agrees to comply with any inventory, accountability, reporting, and disposal requirements prescribed in the regulations for purposes of this section under subsection (g). (d) Consideration Subject to subsection (c)(4), the Secretary of Defense may transfer items under this section without charge to the recipient agency. (e) Assistance for Director of DLA in discharge of certain function by experts in law enforcement activities (1) In general The Director of the Defense Logistics Agency shall employ in the Defense Logistics Agency individuals with expertise in law enforcement to assist the Director in the discharge of the functions specified in paragraph (2). The Director shall ensure that the number of individuals so employed is sufficient to ensure the timely assessment of applications described in paragraph (2)(A) in order to ensure that no delay occurs in the transfer of eligible defense items under this section by reason of such assessments. The Director shall accord a preference in the employment under this paragraph of individuals with experience in law enforcement management. (2) Functions Individuals employed under this subsection shall assist the Director in the following: (A) The assessment of applications of State and local law enforcement agencies for the transfer of eligible defense items in accordance with subsection (j)(3). (B) The determination whether controlled defense items that are not eligible for treatment as eligible defense items under this section will be useful in preventing or mitigating damage resulting from an actionable threat to national security for purposes of subsection (h)(1). (f) Determination and notice to public on eligible defense items (1) Controlled defense items appropriate for treatment as eligible defense items The Secretary of Defense shall, acting through the Director of the Defense Logistics Agency, maintain, and periodically update, a list of current controlled defense items that are appropriate for treatment as eligible defense items for