monitoring body and its designees shall have the right to bring and use electronic equipment in any Federal facility, including video cameras, photographic cameras, audio recording devices, mobile telephones, computers, and tablets, for the purposes of recording, documentation, administration of surveys, and other related purposes. (k) Access to certain information (1) The community monitoring body and its designees shall have the right to receive, access, inspect, and copy all relevant non-classified, non-privileged information, records, and documents in the possession or control of any Federal facility, Federal agency, or employee of any Federal facility or Federal agency. (2) The community monitoring body and its designees shall receive any such records within 7 days of a request to the head of a Federal facility or Federal agency. Where the records requested by the community monitoring body or its designees pertain to a death of an incarcerated person, threats of bodily harm including sexual or physical assaults, or the denial of necessary medical treatment, the records shall be provided within 48 hours unless members of the community monitoring body or their designees consent to an extension of the deadline. (l) Recommendations The community monitoring body may make periodic recommendations to any Federal agency or Federal facility, as well as to the President, Attorney General, Secretary of Homeland Security, Secretary of Health and Human Services, House Committee on the Judiciary, House Committee on Oversight and Accountability, Senate Committee on the Judiciary, Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs, and other government entities. For any recommendations made by the community monitoring body to each Federal agency or Federal facility, such agency or facility shall report to the community monitoring body within 90 days whether it has designed and implemented a remedial action plan to address the recommendations, and transmit any such remedial action plan to the community