; (4) has enhanced and advanced fit and technology that stops a bullet from skipping off the chest at an upward angle into the throat region or the spinal cord area; and (5) is certified by the National Institute of Justice (referred to in this paragraph as NIJ ), pursuant to the NIJ standard for ballistic resistant body armor, and listed on the associated NIJ Compliant Products List as successfully passing the ballistic resistant body armor standards in accordance with the applicable ballistic protection level recommended by the NIJ, including passing testing that uses— (A) ballistic testing on gender-specific clay or gelatin molds to ensure better contact of nonplanar panels with clay or gelatin molds; (B) soft body armor front panels contained in soft carriers on female-shaped clay or gelatin molds designed to fill the space behind the panel; (C) shots to be placed on shaping features; (D) angled shots; and (E) an angled shot at the chest that tests the concerns of bullet skipping into the neckline of each test sample to address the concern of a bullet skipping. (b) Annual reports (1) Issuance of ballistic resistant body armor Not later than 1 year after the date of the enactment of this Act, and annually thereafter for the following 2 years, the head of each relevant component agency of the Department shall submit a report to the Secretary regarding the ballistic resistant body armor issued to female agents and officers of such component agency, including, with respect to the reporting period— (A) the number of female agents and officers to whom ballistic resistant body armor was issued for performance of their official duties; (B) the number of ballistic resistant body armor units the use of which was discontinued due to noncompliance with the requirements described in subsection (a); (C) the number of ballistic resistant body armor units issued to female agents and officers that are compliant with the requirements described in subsection (a)