; (ii) that does not have a functioning tactical military vehicle may— (I) use covered funds for the purchase of not more than 1 tactical military vehicle; or (II) receive not more than 1 tactical military vehicle purchased using covered funds; or (iii) that is the designated procurement agency for a multi-jurisdictional joint-use agreement may use covered funds for the purchase of more than 1 tactical military vehicle, or receive more than 1 tactical military vehicle purchased using covered funds, if agency purchases or receives not more than 1 tactical military vehicle for every 10 sworn law enforcement officers covered by the joint-use agreement. (B) Limitation on use of covered funds by small SWAT teams A law enforcement agency may not use covered funds to purchase a restricted item, or receive a restricted item purchased using covered funds, for use by a SWAT team— (i) composed of fewer than 17 sworn law enforcement officers; (ii) composed entirely of members from a single law enforcement agency that has fewer than 35 sworn law enforcement officers; (iii) composed of members from 2 or more law enforcement agencies that have, in aggregate, fewer than 35 sworn law enforcement officers; or (iv) in a routine patrol-related incident, non-tactical incident, or non-tactical assignment. (3) Transportation costs Covered funds may not be used to pay the cost of transporting an eligible defense item transferred to a law enforcement agency under section 2576a of title 10, United States Code. (4) Agencies under consent decrees or civil rights investigations A law enforcement agency for which a consent decree is in effect between the United States and the law enforcement agency, or that is under investigation by the Department of Justice, relating to civil rights abuses or excessive use of force may not— (A) use covered funds to purchase a restricted item