; (ii) the secure storage, handling, and destruction of recorded data collected by a body camera; (iii) the retention of recorded data collected by a body camera; (iv) protecting the privacy rights of an individual who may be recorded by a body camera, including with respect to instances of an individual being treated in a medical facility of the Department or in other instances requiring health care privacy; (v) release of, and access to, any recorded data collected by a body camera, in accordance with relevant open-records laws of the State in which the body camera is used; and (vi) making recorded data collected by a body camera available to prosecutors, defense attorneys, and other officers of a court. (3) Consultation The Secretary shall issue the guidance under paragraph (2) in consultation with veterans service organizations, civil rights organizations, law enforcement organizations, law enforcement accreditation organizations, privacy rights organizations, and other relevant organizations or experts. (4) Report Not later than 180 days after the date of the enactment of this Act, the Secretary shall submit to the Committees on Veterans’ Affairs of the House of Representatives and the Senate a report containing the following: (A) A review of past and current use of body cameras by Department police officers. (B) A description of the implementation of this subsection. (C) The guidance issued under paragraph (2). (D) A review of the use of security cameras at facilities of the Department, including an analysis of— (i) the number of such cameras that are operational and the number that are not operational; (ii) the number of employees and contractors of the Department who operate and maintain the security of such cameras