; and (II) that adapts to various needs and settings of law enforcement officers and other relevant professionals; (iv) may engage with, and continue the data collection, analysis, and sharing of criminal incidents and reports conducted by, Federal, State, Tribal, territorial, and local partners, including fusion centers and the Behavioral Analysis Unit of the United States Marshals Service related to the Interdiction for the Protection of Children Program that was operating on the day before the date of enactment of the Interdiction for the Protection of Child Victims of Exploitation and Human Trafficking Act ; (v) may provide technical assistance for law enforcement education programs, in furtherance of the purposes described in paragraph (2)— (I) to implement nationwide law enforcement protocols; or (II) to develop and distribute continuing education training materials; (vi) may develop a strategy, as the Attorney General considers appropriate, to incentivize— (I) the implementation of nationwide law enforcement officer protocols referred to in clause (v)(I); and (II) the utilization of the training materials developed under clause (v)(II); (vii) may develop a reliable methodology for collecting, sharing, and reporting data among Federal, State, Tribal, territorial, and local law enforcement partners, including fusion centers, on the number of missing, at-risk, or exploited children identified and served by law enforcement officers or other relevant professionals