; and (B) the individual suffers unnecessary pain, injury, or death as a result of the failure to obtain or provide immediate medical attention. (2) Referral for prosecution If an Inspector General, in conducting an investigation under paragraph (1), concludes that the covered official acted negligently in failing to obtain or provide immediate medical attention to the individual in Federal custody, the Inspector General shall refer the case to the Attorney General for prosecution under this section. (3) Confidential complaint process The Inspector General of a Federal agency that employs covered officials shall establish a process under which an individual may confidentially submit a complaint to the Inspector General regarding an incident described in paragraph (1) involving a covered official employed by the Federal agency (or, in the case of the Inspector General of the Department of Justice, involving a covered official employed by a Federal agency that does not have an Inspector General). (d) Training The head of an agency that employs covered officials shall provide training to each such covered official on obtaining or providing medical assistance to individuals in medical distress. . (b) Technical and conforming amendment The table of sections for chapter 13 of title 18, United States Code, is amended by adding at the end the following: 250. Medical attention for individuals in Federal custody displaying medical distress. .