Code, including batons, firearms, pepper spray, ballistic vests, body-worn cameras, and radios. (10) The typical relationship between Department police officers at a covered facility of the Department and local law enforcement agencies. (11) Any best practices observed that should be made the standard throughout the Department. (12) Any controls used by the Department and covered facilities of the Department to ensure that stationary, computer-based, and portable panic alarm systems operate effectively, notify relevant clinical, police, and security staff when activated, are located in high-risk areas, as determined with input from clinical staff, and are regularly tested. (13) What security and incident preparedness features are included as part of facility condition assessments conducted by the Department for covered facilities of the Department, including panic alarm systems. (14) What security and incident preparedness features are part of— (A) the capital program requirements management process of the Department