; and (B) the effect of the use of body-worn cameras on responses to and adjudications of complaints. (7) An assessment of the effect of the use of body-worn cameras under the pilot program on the safety of such officers and agents. (8) An assessment of the effect of the use of body-worn cameras under the pilot program on public safety. (9) An assessment of the effect of the use of body-worn cameras under the pilot program on the collection of evidence for criminal investigations and civil immigration enforcement, including the number of cases in which data from a body-worn camera was used as such evidence. (10) An assessment of the effect of body-worn cameras on the personal privacy of members of the public and such officers and agents, and whether the use of pinpoint redaction technology may have assisted in protecting personal privacy. (11) A description of issues that arose under the pilot program relating to the secure storage and handling of recordings from body-worn cameras. (12) A description of issues that arose under the pilot program relating to the access of the public to recordings from body-worn cameras, including a description of issues that arose in situations in which the use of force by such an officer or agent was involved, and an accounting of any body-worn camera footage released to the public. (13) Best practices for the development of protocols for the safe and effective use of body-worn cameras. (14) A description of issues that arose under the pilot program relating to violations of policies developed under section 3, including the number of violations detected, disaggregated by the type of violation, and the number of internal affairs cases opened and the disposition of such cases. (15) The total number of hours body-worn cameras were activated under the pilot program, disaggregated by region. (16) An accounting of who accessed any body-worn camera recordings, disaggregated by classified position title and region. (17) An accounting and description of the total number of instances an