; and (2) during reasonable hours, may inspect any record, process, control, or facility related to an incident investigation under this Act. (b) Inspection, testing, preservation, and moving of involved weapons (1) In investigating an incident under this Act, the Board may inspect and test, to the extent necessary, any weapon involved. (2) Any weapon involved in an incident shall be preserved, and may be moved, only as provided by regulations of the Board. (c) Exclusive authority of board Only the Board has the authority to decide on the way in which testing under this section will be conducted, including decisions on the person that will conduct the test, the type of test that will be conducted, and any individual who will witness the test. Those decisions are committed to the discretion of the Board. The Board shall make any of those decisions based on the needs of the investigation being conducted and, when applicable, subsections (a), (c), and (e) of this section. (d) Promptness of tests and availability of results An inspection, examination, or test under subsection (a) or (c) of this section shall be started and completed promptly, and the results shall be made available. (e) Autopsies (1) The Board may order an autopsy to be performed and have other tests made when necessary to investigate an incident under this Act. However, local law protecting religious beliefs related to autopsies shall be observed to the extent consistent with the needs of the incident investigation. (2) With or without reimbursement, the Board may obtain a copy of an autopsy report performed by a State or local official on an individual who died because of an incident investigated by the Board under this Act. 11. Responses to safety recommendations (a) General When the Board submits a recommendation related to law enforcement use of force, the recipient shall give a formal written response to each recommendation not later than 90 days after receiving the recommendation. The response shall indicate whether the recipient intends— (1)