; (3) the development of policies and procedures relating to the use of body-worn cameras; (4) training on the use of body-worn cameras; (5) the storage, retention, viewing, auditing, and release of footage from body-worn cameras; and (6) personnel, including law enforcement, prosecution, and criminal defense personnel, to support the administration of the body-worn camera program of the covered government. (c) Eligibility (1) Application For a covered government to be eligible to receive a grant under this section, the chief executive officer of the covered government shall submit to the Director an application in such form and containing such information as the Director may require. (2) Policies and procedures assurances The application under paragraph (1) shall, as required by the Director, provide assurances that the covered government will establish policies and procedures in accordance with subsection (d). (d) Required policies and procedures (1) In general A covered government receiving a grant under this section shall develop policies and procedures related to the use of body-worn cameras that— (A) are developed with community input, including from prosecutors and organizations representing crime victims, in accordance with recognized best practices; (B) require that a body-worn camera be activated when a law enforcement officer arrests or detains any person in the course of the official duties of the officer, with consideration to sensitive cases; (C) apply discipline to any law enforcement officer who intentionally fails to ensure that a body-worn camera is engaged, functional, and properly secured at all times during which the camera is required to be worn; (D) require training for— (i) the proper use of body-worn cameras; and (ii) the handling and use of the obtained video and audio recordings; (E) provide clear standards for privacy, data retention, and use for evidentiary purposes in a criminal proceeding, including in the case of an assault on a law enforcement officer