; (3) a plan of action that describes how the Secretary plans to address any security weakness identified in the results of the annual survey and includes clearly stated goals with measurable benchmarks for each goal and deadlines for each benchmark; and (4) a list of each vacant position for police chief or deputy police chief at any such medical center, and the number of days the position has been vacant. (c) Definitions In this section: (1) The term covered equipment means any item issued by the Secretary of Veterans Affairs to a Department police officer (including batons, firearms, pepper spray, ballistic vests, body-worn cameras, and radios) for use in the provision of services under section 902 of title 38, United States Code. (2) The term covered employee means any employee of the Department of Veterans Affairs who is employed at a medical center of the Department of Veterans Affairs as a police chief, a facility emergency management leader, a medical center director, or a person carrying out the responsibilities of one of these positions in an acting capacity. (3) The term Department police officer has the meaning given to such term under section 902 of title 38, United States Code. (4) The term security weakness means a deficiency in the facilities, staffing, or covered equipment at a medical center that a covered employee at the medical center determines presents a risk to the safety of patients or staff, including an unsecured door, inoperable security camera, unsecured police operations room, a lack of security presence at an entrance to the medical center, and a lack of security presence in an area of the medical center or the grounds of the medical center that the director of the medical center determines requires an increased security presence.