; (C) recommendations for tracking and reporting data on human trafficking in Indian lands and of Indians; and (D) recommendations for coordinating tribal, State, and Federal resources to increase prosecution of human trafficking offenses and increase information sharing with tribal governments on human trafficking investigations and prosecutions in Indian lands that were terminated or declined. (2) Best practices and recommendations (A) In general The Committee shall develop recommended best practices for Indian tribes and Federal, State, and local law enforcement officials in close proximity to Indian lands to follow— (i) in combatting human trafficking within Indian lands and of Indians; and (ii) to address any gaps in services for Indian victims of trafficking. (B) Development The best practices shall be based on multidisciplinary and culturally relevant research, evidence-based models and programs. (C) Content The best practices shall be user-friendly, culturally responsive in form and delivery, and include the following: (i) Sample training materials. (ii) Strategies to identify victims. (iii) Sample guidelines and recommendations, including— (I) strategies to collect, document, and share information across systems and agencies; (II) strategies to help agencies better understand the types of trafficking involved, the prevalence of trafficking in Indian lands and of Indians, and the degree of victim interaction with multiple systems; and (III) strategies to improve coordination between law enforcement, victim service providers, victim advocates, and Indian communities to utilize their positions and resources in educating critical stakeholder groups and assisting victims. (D) Secretarial response The Attorney General and the Secretary of the Interior shall submit a written response to the recommendations developed by the Committee to— (i) the Committee; (ii) the Committee on the Judiciary of the Senate; (iii) the Committee on Indian Affairs of the Senate