items may not be transferred to a State or local law enforcement agency under this section for use by a SWAT team unless the law enforcement agency requesting such items certifies to the Director of the Defense Logistics Agency that the law enforcement agency makes available to the public the training records of the SWAT team, including the course outlines of such training (except that any personally identifiable information, and all but the title and subject of such training, may be redacted). The Attorney General shall issue, and may from time to time update, nonbinding guidelines on such policies. (2) Video recording of deployments Eligible defense items may not be transferred to a State or local law enforcement agency under this section for use by a SWAT team unless the law enforcement agency requesting such items certifies to the Director that a video recording shall be made of each SWAT team deployment involving the use of such items. Any video recording secured under this paragraph involving the use of force (whether deadly or otherwise) shall be retained by the law enforcement agency for a period not shorter than the period of limitation in the State concerned for actions for civil rights violations under section 1979 of the Revised Statutes ( 42 U.S.C. 1983 ). (n) Policies on use of video recording equipment and recording (1) In general Video recording equipment (including body cameras) may not be transferred to a State or local law enforcement agency under this section unless the law enforcement agency requesting such equipment certifies to the Director of the Defense Logistics Agency that the law enforcement agency has in place, and makes available to the public, policies on the use of such equipment by law enforcement officers, and on securing video recordings of operations of law enforcement officers using video equipment, that meets the requirements specified in paragraph (2). (2) Policy requirements The requirements specified in this paragraph for policies described in paragraph (1) are the