; and (B) a provider of electronic communication service, as defined in section 2510 of title 18, United States Code. (3) Training Program The term Training Program means the lawful access training and assistance program established under subsection (b). (b) Establishment The Attorney General shall establish a lawful access training and real-time assistance program that draws upon the resources of the National Domestic Communications Center (commonly known as the NDCAC ) and other relevant components of the Department of Justice as appropriate. (c) Activities (1) Training (A) In general The primary purpose of the Training Program shall be to provide training and assistance for law enforcement personnel, with a particular emphasis on State and local personnel, on relevant technology and communications platforms, including how to submit appropriately tailored applications for digital evidence, consistent with existing legal requirements and protections for privacy and civil liberties. (B) Consultation The Attorney General may consult with providers regarding the training and assistance under subparagraph (A). (C) Contents Training and assistance under the Training Program shall include— (i) designing and providing training to distribute knowledge and expertise, including— (I) consulting with the most qualified experts in law enforcement and the technology industry to assist in the development of all Training Program materials; (II) identifying current effective law enforcement training programs and tools; (III) identifying gaps in current law enforcement training programs and tools; (IV) producing and maintaining training materials and curricula that will be used in classroom training sessions as well as for distribution to law enforcement agencies for reference; (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