; (II) avoid any duplication of effort; and (III) ensure that appropriate findings and recommendations to reduce loss of life, injury, and economic injury caused by future incidents are provided. (2) Findings If the Board participates in an act of violence or technological incident investigation under paragraph (1)(A), the Board may issue independent findings and recommendations notwithstanding the outcome of any investigation conducted by another Federal agency or other Federal investigative body. (3) Criminal circumstances If the Attorney General, in consultation with the Chairperson, determines and notifies the Board that circumstances reasonably indicate that the act of violence or technological incident described in paragraph (1)(A) may have been caused by an intentional criminal act, the Board shall relinquish investigative priority to the responsible Federal law enforcement entity. (4) Rule of construction This section shall not be construed to affect the authority of another department, agency, or instrumentality of the Federal Government to investigate an incident under applicable law or to obtain information directly from the parties involved in, and witnesses to, the incident. The Board and other departments, agencies, and instrumentalities shall ensure that appropriate information developed about the incident is exchanged in a timely manner. (h) Technical assistance The Board may make the following types of technical assistance available to Federal, State, Tribal, and local government agencies and to private entities as designated by a Federal, State, Tribal, or local government agency: (1) Independent review The Board shall disseminate best practices to develop disaster investigation and review capacity within State, Tribal, and local governments. (2) Implementation of recommendations The Board— (A) may provide technical assistance to any entity identified as responsible for implementing a recommendation under section 5(a)(1) to assist the entity in implementing the recommendation