District Of Columbia § 4-553 - Task force.

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§ 4-553. Task force.

4-553
(a)

Beginning October 1, 2013, the Office shall establish a task force to:

(1)

Assess staff and technology needs of the Hotline; and

(2)

Develop mechanisms for administration of the Hotline; and

(3)

Develop standards that coincide with the standards used by the existing domestic violence first responder line.

(b)

The task force shall include representatives from the D.C. Coalition Against Domestic Violence, governmental victim services programs, and domestic violence programs.

(c)

By January 30, 2014, the task force shall transmit to the Office and to the Office of the Secretary to the Council a report that includes the assessments and developments completed pursuant to subsection (a) of this section.

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