; Whereas a significant number of homeless women report feeling safer spending the night in a car as opposed to a shelter; Whereas approximately thirty-two percent of homeless women report being sexually or physically assaulted each year; Whereas homeless individuals accrue citations for sleeping in their car or parking their car in a certain spot for too long, resulting in criminal records which might prevent an employer from providing them employment; Whereas a significant number of homeless women are unable to afford menstrual products; and Whereas transgender men frequently experience discrimination by being denied necessary menstrual products. 402. Improved standards (a) Section 415 of the McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act ( 42 U.S.C. 1137 ) is amended by adding at the end the following: (c) Emergency shelter requirements No amount provided under this subtitle may be allocated to an emergency shelter unless such emergency shelter— (1) provides menstrual products for each menstruating resident; and (2) maintains a security camera system with no less than two functional security cameras and consideration for residents’ personal privacy. . (b) There shall be no restrictions on the kind of security cameras a shelter may install and maintain to be in compliance with this Act.