; and (C) to implement policies or procedures to comply with the requirements described in subsection (b); and (2) may not be used for expenses related to facial recognition technology. (b) Requirements A recipient of a grant under subpart 1 of part E of this title shall— (1) establish policies and procedures in accordance with the requirements described in subsection (c) before law enforcement officers use of body-worn cameras; (2) adopt recorded data collection and retention protocols as described in subsection (d) before law enforcement officers use of body-worn cameras; (3) make the policies and protocols described in paragraphs (1) and (2) available to the public; and (4) comply with the requirements for use of recorded data under subsection (f). (c) Required policies and procedures A recipient of a grant under subpart 1 of part E of this title shall— (1) develop with community input and publish for public view policies and protocols for— (A) the safe and effective use of body-worn cameras; (B) the secure storage, handling, and destruction of recorded data collected by body-worn cameras; (C) protecting the privacy rights of any individual who may be recorded by a body-worn camera; (D) the release of any recorded data collected by a body-worn camera in accordance with the open records laws, if any, of the State; and (E) making recorded data available to prosecutors, defense attorneys, and other officers of the court in accordance with subparagraph (E); and (2) conduct periodic evaluations of the security of the storage and handling of the body-worn camera data. (d) Recorded data collection and retention protocol The recorded data collection and retention protocol described in this paragraph is a protocol that— (1) requires— (A) a law enforcement officer who is wearing a body-worn camera to provide an explanation if an activity that is required to be recorded by the body-worn camera is not recorded