; and (B) whether, and if so how, the TSA coordinates with the Department regarding any proposed change to a rule; and (2) submit to the appropriate committees of Congress a report on the findings under paragraph (1), including any recommendations. 1950. Improvements for screening of passengers with disabilities (a) Revised training (1) In general Not later than 180 days after the date of enactment of this Act, the Administrator, in consultation with nationally-recognized veterans and disability organizations, shall revise the training requirements for Transportation Security Officers related to the screening of passengers with disabilities, including passengers with disabilities who participate in the PreCheck program. (2) Training specifications In revising the training requirements under paragraph (1), the Administrator shall address the proper screening, and any particular sensitivities related to the screening, of a passenger with a disability— (A) traveling with a medical device, including an indwelling medical device; (B) traveling with a prosthetic; (C) traveling with a wheelchair, walker, scooter, or other mobility device; (D) traveling with a service animal; or (E) with sensitivities to touch, pressure, sound, or hypersensitivity to stimuli in the environment. (3) Training frequency The Administrator shall implement the revised training under paragraph (1) during initial and recurrent training of all Transportation Security Officers. (b) Best practices The individual at the TSA responsible for civil rights, liberties, and traveler engagement shall— (1) record each complaint from a passenger with a disability regarding the screening practice of the TSA; (2) identify the most frequent concerns raised, or accommodations requested, in the complaints; (3) determine the best practices for addressing the concerns and requests identified in paragraph (2)