There is a minimum adequate security standard for courtroom security at all courthouse facilities in the State. For the purposes of this section, a court security officer must meet the qualifications for a special police officer as defined in § 3–301 of the Public Safety Article. Beginning July 1, 2027, during court proceedings, any entity responsible for providing courthouse security shall use best efforts to have present a minimum of: One court security officer in each courtroom for any criminal, family, or juvenile proceeding; Two court security officers in each courtroom for any proceeding involving an incarcerated individual or an individual who may be remanded to custody as a result of the proceeding; and One additional court security officer for every four or fewer courtrooms on each floor of a courthouse. Beginning July 1, 2029, during court proceedings, any entity responsible for providing courthouse security shall use best efforts to have present a minimum of: One court security officer in each courtroom for any type of proceeding; Two court security officers in each courtroom for any proceeding involving an incarcerated individual or any individual who may be remanded into custody as a result of the proceeding; and One additional court security officer for every four or fewer courtrooms on each floor of a courthouse.