; (B) information about the procedures used by the law enforcement agency to remove arrest photos from databases in accordance with this section; and (C) any violations identified by the independent State agency. (2) Suspension (A) In general If a violation is uncovered by the audit conducted under paragraph (1), the State or local law enforcement agency shall cease using facial recognition until such time that all violations have been corrected. (B) Public notice If use of facial recognition is suspended pursuant to subparagraph (A), the State or local law enforcement agency shall notify the public of such suspension. (c) Disaggregated data Data collected pursuant to subsection (a) or (b) shall, when feasible, be collected in a manner that allows such data to be disaggregated by race, ethnicity, gender, and age. 106. Accuracy and bias testing (a) Benchmark testing No investigative or law enforcement officers may use a facial recognition system or information derived from it unless that system is annually submitted to the National Institute of Standards and Technology’s benchmark facial recognition test for law enforcement to determine— (1) the accuracy of the system; and (2) whether the accuracy of the system varies significantly on the basis of race, ethnicity, gender or age. (b) Benchmark testing for new systems No investigative or law enforcement officers may begin using a new facial recognition system or information derived from it unless that system is first submitted to independent testing to determine— (1) the accuracy of the system