; (V) in coordination with providers, delivering information and guidance on accessing digital evidence from specific providers to improve outcomes with regard to particular technology devices, platforms, or systems; and (VI) establishing and promoting the use of a consistent set of clear standards for securing and minimizing data collected by law enforcement; (ii) serving as a centralized repository of knowledge and expertise about provider systems and procedures for submitting requests for data; (iii) coordinating with Federal, State, and international training programs, as well as any private-sector and nonprofit initiatives; (iv) building and maintaining analytic and forensic tools to assist law enforcement agencies in interpreting data that has been obtained from service providers and devices; (v) hiring and employing technical specialists that can help develop and maintain analytic and forensic tools; (vi) conducting relevant research and analysis to identify the greatest challenges with respect to the ability of law enforcement agencies to access and analyze digital evidence; and (vii) providing a call center for law enforcement officials to seek advice and assistance regarding accessing and analyzing digital evidence. (2) Other functions In carrying out the Training Program, the Attorney General shall develop and coordinate additional functions to improve lawful access to digital evidence, including the following: (A) Identifying and providing resources The Attorney General shall— (i) work with the Office of Justice Programs to identify grants and other grant-making bodies to support law enforcement access to digital evidence; and (ii) include programs in the training activities that inform law enforcement agencies of the grants described in clause (i) and other resources that support— (I) training programs; (II) development and distribution of analytical tools