; and (B) the name of each Federal law enforcement agency in the Federal Government. (2) Publication The Attorney General shall make publicly available on the internet website of the Department of Justice the information under paragraph (1), and update such identification as necessary. (b) Reporting requirement Not later than 120 days after the date of the enactment of this Act, a Federal law enforcement agency identified under subsection (a)(2) shall report to the Attorney General, on a monthly basis and pursuant to guidelines established by the Attorney General, for the preceding month and with respect to the Federal law enforcement agency, the following information: (1) The total number of allegations of misconduct by a Federal law enforcement officer. (2) The total number of judgements or settlements with respect to allegations of misconduct by a Federal law enforcement officer. (3) For each allegation of misconduct identified in paragraph (1) or a judgement or settlement with respect to allegations of misconduct identified in paragraph (2): (A) The Federal law enforcement agency that employed the officer involved. (B) The race, ethnicity, sex, and age of each officer and civilian involved. (C) The year in which the allegation took place. (D) The year in which the allegation was reported. (E) The type of allegation, which may include a body camera violation (whether a failure to wear or record), use of force (including the type of force), a collision, racial profiling, negligence, property damage, sexual harassment or assault, false testimony, wrongful death, and wrongful imprisonment. (F) Any personnel action taken by the officer involved, which may include resignation or retirement. (G) Any personnel action taken by the law enforcement agency involved, which may include termination, demotion, or relocation of the officer involved. (H) The amount paid pursuant to a judgement or settlement (and related court fees) with respect to such allegation. (I) The source of money used to pay a judgement or settlement