SOMB 2020-21 Audit Compliance with Dashboard
No.RecommendationRecommendation Sub PartsDurationStartFinishSOMB Completion dateOSA DeadlineAssigned To% CompleteStatus
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31A
-The Sex Offender Management Board (Board), within the Department of Public Safety, should ensure that the Adult and Juvenile Standards and Guidelines and its process to revise standards align with statutory requirements by:
Implementing policies and procedures to guide the standards revision process, including: How committees should document their consideration of evidence
How committees should apply the Board’s evidence hierarchy when assessing available research
How they should document that no relevant or reliable research is available
The extent to which meeting minutes should reflect committees’ deliberations about specific wording changes;
Retention requirements for documentation related to standards revisions;
45d08/25/2010/26/2012/31/20Chris Lobanov-Rostovsky, Elliot Moen100%Complete
4
Draft Research Standard Operation Procedure (SOP)
1d7/27/22008/10/2008/10/20Elliot Moen100%Complete
5
Reviewed draft SOP with staff at meeting
1d08/25/2008/25/2008/25/20Elliot Moen100%Complete
6
Revised Research SOP completed. Forwarded to SOMB Research Based Decision Making Work Group.
9d08/25/2009/04/2009/04/20Elliot Moen100%Complete
7
Review formatted Research SOP with SOMB.
1d09/18/2009/18/2009/18/20Marina Borysov100%Complete
8
Solicit feedback from board members, make necessary revisions
11d09/18/2010/02/2010/02/20Chris Lobanov-Rostovsky100%Complete
9
Present final SOP to the Board for consensus
1d10/16/2010/16/2010/16/2020Marina Borysov100%Complete
10
Collect approving authority signatures and post to AODocs website
6d10/19/2010/26/2011/20/2020Marina Borysov100%Complete
111B
-The Sex Offender Management Board (Board), within the Department of Public Safety, should ensure that the Adult and Juvenile Standards and Guidelines and its process to revise standards align with statutory requirements by: Revisions could include adding footnotes, an appendix, and/or other explanatory language so readers can easily reference supporting evidence or understand why certain standards are not based on evidence.
Based on the policies and procedures implemented in response to PART A, revising the standards to clearly indicate, for each standard, which is evidence-based and which lacks supporting evidence, and why,320d06/01/2008/20/216/30/2021Chris Lobanov-Rostovsky, Elliot Moen100%Complete
12
Review recent Standards revisions that included review of previously reviewed evidence to identify these Standards as to whether they include evidence or not
88d10/01/2002/01/21Chris Lobanov-Rostovsky, Elliot Moen, Raechel100%Complete
13
SOMB staff review Standards revisions with previously reviewed evidence now included
108d10/01/2003/01/21Chris Lobanov-Rostovsky, Elliot Moen, Raechel100%Complete
14
SOMB staff present Standards revisions with previously reviewed evidence now included to SOMB for approval
1d04/01/2104/01/21Chris Lobanov-Rostovsky, Elliot Moen, Erin Austin, Raechel100%Complete
15
Publish Standards revisions with previously reviewed evidence now included
1d05/01/2105/01/21Chris Lobanov-Rostovsky, Elliot Moen, Erin Austin, Raechel100%Complete
16
Complete literature reviews on remaining Standards where no existing research has been reviewed in the past 5 years and determine whether Standards need to be revised or only updated with newly reviewed evidence
1d04/01/2104/01/21Chris Lobanov-Rostovsky, Elliot Moen, Erin Austin, Raechel100%Complete
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SOMB staff present Standards revisions with newly reviewed evidence to SOMB for approval
111d03/19/2108/20/21Elliot Moen, Erin Austin, Raechel Alderete100%Complete
18
Publish Standards with newly reviewed evidence now included
06/01/20Elliot Moen, Erin Austin, Raechel50%In Progress
191C
-The Sex Offender Management Board (Board), within the Department of Public Safety, should ensure that the Adult and Juvenile Standards and Guidelines and its process to revise standards align with statutory requirements by:
Requiring the Best Practices Committee to have more substantial involvement in every standards revisions process.
The process will direct future standards revisions presented to the Board to include specific recommendations from the Committee that will be provided to the Board both through Committee minutes and direct member testimony at Board meetings.
42d07/27/2009/22/2009/31/2020Chris Lobanov-Rostovsky100%Complete
20
Draft Best Practices SOP
15d07/27/2008/14/20Chris Lobanov-Rostovsky100%Complete
21
Solicit Best Practices feedback
1d08/19/2008/19/20Chris Lobanov-Rostovsky100%Complete
22
Present draft SOP to the SOMB
1d08/21/2008/21/20Marina Borysov100%Complete
23
Solicit additional feedback from the Board
11d08/21/2009/04/20Chris Lobanov-Rostovsky100%Complete
24
Vote on the SOP by concensus
1d09/18/2009/18/20Marina Borysov100%Complete
25
Obtain the necessary approvals and post to the AODocs website
2d09/21/2009/22/20Marina Borysov100%Complete
262A
-The Sex Offender Management Board (Board), within the Department of Public Safety, should ensure that it approves only qualified providers to work with sex offenders by: Implementing processes, and changing Board policies as needed, to request and check references for first-time applicants to help assess their fitness to provide services. This could include, for example, accepting non-professional references, such as from the applicant’s educational institution or community service
The Department will work with the Board to ensure it only approves qualified providers to work with sex offenders by implementing a process and revising Board policies as needed to request and check references, such as non-professional references, for first-time applicants to assess their qualifications to provide these services.85d07/27/2011/20/2012/31/20Raechel Alderete100%Complete
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Staff completed draft ARC Application review SOP
22d07/27/2008/25/20Raechel Alderete100%Complete
28
ARC review of draft ARC Application review SOP
1d08/26/2008/26/20Raechel Alderete100%Complete
29
Staff completed draft ARC Application review SOP
1d08/27/2008/27/20Raechel Alderete100%Complete
30
Staff made a few revisions to the ARC Application review SOP
4d08/27/2009/01/20Raechel Alderete100%Complete
31
SOMB review of ARC Application review SOP
1d09/18/2009/18/20Marina Borysov100%Complete
32
solicit feedback from board members, make necessary revisions
11d09/18/2010/02/20Chris Lobanov-Rostovsky100%Complete
33
present final SOP to the Board for consensus
1d10/16/2010/16/20Marina Borysov100%Complete
34
collect approving authority signatures and post to AODocs website
25d10/19/2011/20/2011/20/2020Marina Borysov100%Complete
352B
The Sex Offender Management Board (Board), within the Department of Public Safety, should ensure that it approves only qualified providers to work with sex offenders by:
Requiring staff to document, in the applicant’s file, when they rely on work conducted by the Department of Regulatory Agencies (DORA) to satisfy the Board’s requirements. The Department and Board will also modify Board policies to reflect when and how staff may rely on work conducted by DORA to confirm an applicant met Board qualification requirements.07/27/209/30/2020Raechel100%Complete
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SEE 2A
372C
The Sex Offender Management Board (Board), within the Department of Public Safety, should ensure that it approves only qualified providers to work with sex offenders by:
Implementing processes to ensure that Division staff and the Application Review Committee review and verify applicants’ qualifications; Document their completion of this review, before approving the applicants for inclusion on the Approved Provider List. Process should include verification and documentation of required training, work product examples, evidence of work with specific populations, and complete supervision agreements.1d07/27/2007/27/2012/31/20Raechel100%Complete
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SEE 2A
392D
The Sex Offender Management Board (Board), within the Department of Public Safety, should ensure that it approves only qualified providers to work with sex offenders by:
Implementing a process for the Board and Division to evaluate requirements that may be unrealistic and modifying or removing those requirements as needed.1d07/27/2007/27/2012/31/20Raechel100%Complete
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SEE 2A
413A
-The Sex Offender Management Board (Board), within the Department of Public Safety, should strengthen its complaints handling process to comply with statute and implement adequate controls to ensure fairness and consistency by implementing revised written policies to:
Implementing revised written policies to: Accept anonymous complaints and carry out review or investigative actions to the extent such complaints contain sufficient information to do so. The Department and Board will change this policy and identify written criteria for sufficient information to determine a founded complaint.76d08/07/2011/20/2012/31/2020Erin Austin100%Complete
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Staff completed draft ARC Complaint Process SOP
22d08/07/2009/07/20Erin Austin100%Complete
43
ARC review of draft ARC Complaint Process SOP
1d09/07/2009/07/20Erin Austin100%Complete
44
Staff made a few revisions to the ARC Complaint Process SOP
4d09/08/2009/11/20Erin Austin100%Complete
45
SOMB review of ARC Complaint Process SOP
1d09/18/2009/18/20Marina Borysov100%Complete
46
solicit feedback from board members, make necessary revisions
11d09/18/2010/02/20Chris Lobanov-Rostovsky100%Complete
47
present final SOP to the Board for consensus
1d10/16/2010/16/20Marina Borysov100%Complete
48
collect approving authority signatures and post to AODocs website
25d10/19/2011/20/2011/20/2020Marina Borysov100%Complete
493B
The Sex Offender Management Board (Board), within the Department of Public Safety, should strengthen its complaints handling process to comply with statute and implement adequate controls to ensure fairness and consistency by implementing revised written policies to:
Implementing revised written policies to define or explain what constitutes a complaint: That: (i) has not been completed properly or does not contain sufficient information, to guide staff’s initial review of complaints, And (ii) sufficiently alleges a standards violation, to guide the Committee in its early review process.07/27/2012/31/2020Erin Austin100%Complete
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SEE 3A
513C
The Sex Offender Management Board (Board), within the Department of Public Safety, should strengthen its complaints handling process to comply with statute and implement adequate controls to ensure fairness and consistency by implementing revised written policies to:
Implementing revised written policies for instances when a complaint is deemed to have insufficient information, notify complainants and allow them the opportunity to provide additional information prior to dismissal. The written policies will be adjusted to note specific requirements for the submission of additional information and potential outcomes when no such information is provided, including the possibility of dismissal.07/27/209/30/2020Erin Austin100%Complete
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SEE 3A
533D
The Sex Offender Management Board (Board), within the Department of Public Safety, should strengthen its complaints handling process to comply with statute and implement adequate controls to ensure fairness and consistency by implementing revised written policies to:
Implementing revised written policies to include guidance on the minimum type and amount of information the Committee should obtain to come to a determination on a complaint.1d07/27/2007/27/2012/31/2020Erin Austin100%Complete
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SEE 3A
553E
-The Sex Offender Management Board (Board), within the Department of Public Safety, should strengthen its complaints handling process to comply with statute and implement adequate controls to ensure fairness and consistency by implementing revised written policies to:
Implementing revised written policies to establish a clear sequence of steps the Committee must follow in managing complaints as well as: Implement revised written policies to identify any activities the Committee may take at its discretion.125d06/01/2011/20/2009/31/2020Chris Lobanov-Rostovsky, Erin Austin100%Complete
56
Staff drafted new bylaws and admin policies in conjunction with representative from Executive Committee
5d06/01/2006/05/20Chris Lobanov-Rostovsky100%Complete
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New bylaws and admin policies reviewed with Board
1d06/19/2006/19/20Chris Lobanov-Rostovsky100%Complete
58
New bylaws and admin policies approved
1d07/17/2007/17/20Chris Lobanov-Rostovsky100%Complete
59
New bylaws signed by Chair and Director. and admin policies published
1d08/19/2008/19/20Chris Lobanov-Rostovsky100%Complete
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Staff completed draft ARC Complaint Process SOP
22d08/07/2009/07/20Erin Austin100%Complete
61
ARC review of draft ARC Complaint Process SOP
1d09/07/2009/07/20Erin Austin100%Complete
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Staff made a few revisions to the ARC Complaint Process SOP
4d09/08/2009/11/20Erin Austin100%Complete
63
SOMB review of ARC Complaint Process SOP
1d09/18/2009/18/20Marina Borysov100%Complete
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solicit feedback from board members, make necessary revisions
11d09/18/2010/02/20Chris Lobanov-Rostovsky100%Complete
65
present final SOP to the Board for consensus
1d10/16/2010/16/20Marina Borysov100%Complete
66
collect approving authority signatures and post to AODocs website
25d10/19/2011/20/20Marina Borysov100%Complete
673F
The Sex Offender Management Board (Board), within the Department of Public Safety, should strengthen its complaints handling process to comply with statute and implement adequate controls to ensure fairness and consistency by implementing revised written policies to:
Implementing revised written policies to: Specify that all parties must be involved in negotiating the terms of a mutual agreement (i.e., the complainant, provider, and Board); Implement revised written policies which outline the circumstances that would prompt an effort to resolve a complaint through agreement; Implement revised written policies which identifies what information mutual agreements should contain, such as the types of corrective actions that might be suitable for an agreement; Implement revised written policies which outline how the public will be made aware of a provider’s standards violations and the action taken to correct these violations.Chris Lobanov-Rostovsky100%Complete
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SEE 3E
693G
The Sex Offender Management Board (Board), within the Department of Public Safety, should strengthen its complaints handling process to comply with statute and implement adequate controls to ensure fairness and consistency by implementing revised written policies to:
Implementing revised written policies to require staff and Committee members to document their activities in dealing with complaints. Implementing revised written policies to include the basis for decisions and actions such as dismissing a complaint, Implementing revised written policies which outline the process for seeking a resolution through agreement, Implementing revised written policies which identify how the terms of an agreement address a provider’s lack of compliance with Board StandardsChris Lobanov-Rostovsky100%Complete
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SEE 3E
714A
-The Sex Offender Management Board (Board), within the Department of Public Safety, should improve its controls over the identification and management of conflicts of interest among its members by:
Obtaining a written legal opinion from the Attorney General that clarifies how the State Code of Ethics applies to Board members, including (i) what types of official actions constitute use of the Board’s discretionary authority, (ii) employment situations that create financial interests for members, (iii) whether a supervisory relationship must exist for Board members to have a conflict involving providers who work for the same organization, and (iv) whether Board members who are state employees have financial interests that could create conflicts.97d06/09/2010/21/2012/31/2020Chris Lobanov-Rostovsky100%Complete
72
Request to AG representative for legal written opinion
66d06/09/2009/08/20Chris Lobanov-Rostovsky100%Complete
73
Legal written opinion from AG’s office received and forwarded to SOMB Executive Committee and SOMB as a whole.
1d09/08/2009/08/20Chris Lobanov-Rostovsky100%Complete
74
Executive session with SOMB to discuss waiving legal privilege for legal written opinion.
1d09/18/2009/18/20Chris Lobanov-Rostovsky100%Complete
75
Vote at SOMB meeting to waive legal privilege
1d10/16/2010/16/20Chris Lobanov-Rostovsky100%Complete
76
CDPS Statement on legal opinion issued
1d10/21/2010/21/20
774B
-The Sex Offender Management Board (Board), within the Department of Public Safety, should improve its controls over the identification and management of conflicts of interest among its members by: (B) Based on the legal opinion obtained in response to PART A,
Implementing written guidance that provides specific examples of how statutory definitions and provisions apply to the Board (e.g., official acts, direct economic benefits, businesses or other undertakings, and financial interests) to help members identify when they have conflicts, or the potential appearance of conflicts, that should be disclosed.119d06/09/2011/20/2012/31/2020Chris Lobanov-Rostovsky100%Complete
78
Request to AG representative for legal written opinion
66d06/09/2009/08/20Chris Lobanov-Rostovsky100%Complete
79
Legal written opinion from AG’s office received and forwarded to SOMB Executive Committee and SOMB as a whole.
1d09/08/2009/08/20Chris Lobanov-Rostovsky100%Complete
80
Executive session with SOMB to discuss waiving legal privilege for legal written opinion.
1d09/18/2009/18/20Chris Lobanov-Rostovsky100%Complete
81
Vote at SOMB meeting to waive legal privilege
1d10/16/2010/16/20Chris Lobanov-Rostovsky100%Complete
82
SOMB to form a Conflict of Interest Revisions Work group
5d10/16/2010/22/20Chris Lobanov-Rostovsky100%Complete
83
SOMB in collaboration with the work group revise Board bylaws and/or conflict of interest policy
6d10/22/2010/29/20Chris Lobanov-Rostovsky100%Complete
84
SOMB staff review revised bylaws and/or conflict of interest policy with SOMB Executive Committee
6d10/22/2010/29/20Chris Lobanov-Rostovsky100%Complete
85
SOMB staff and SOMB Executive Committee present revised bylaws and/or conflict of interest policy to SOMB for approval
1d11/20/2011/20/20Chris Lobanov-Rostovsky100%Complete
86
Publish written bylaws and/or conflict of interest policy
1d11/20/2011/20/20Chris Lobanov-Rostovsky100%Complete
874C
The Sex Offender Management Board (Board), within the Department of Public Safety, should improve its controls over the identification and management of conflicts of interest among its members by: (C) Revising the bylaws and/or conflicts of interest policy to ensure that both contain clear, precise, and consistent direction related to:
Revising the bylaws and/or conflicts of interest policy to ensure that both contain clear, precise, and consistent direction related to (i) which provisions of the State Constitution and statutes apply to Board members; Revising the bylaws and/or conflicts of interest policy to ensure what types of actions are considered to be the exercise of “discretionary authority”; Revising the bylaws and/or conflicts of interest policy to ensure what types of situations are considered other undertakings that members should consider when identifying conflicts; Revising the bylaws and/or conflicts of interest policy to ensure what is meant by the terms “direct” and “substantial” when referring to direct economic benefits; Revising the bylaws and/or conflicts of interest policy to ensure whether members are required to abstain from voting when the appearance of a conflict exists;Revising the bylaws and/or conflicts of interest policy to ensure whether Board members can be present and answer questions during discussions of matters with which they have conflicts.12/31/2020Chris Lobanov-Rostovsky100%Complete
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SEE 4B
894D
-The Sex Offender Management Board (Board), within the Department of Public Safety, should improve its controls over the identification and management of conflicts of interest among its members by:
Expanding the bylaws or policy to identify responsible parties and processes for (i) ensuring Board members submit the required annual disclosures; (ii) Communicating the annual disclosures to the entire Board; (iii) Reminding Board members during meetings to disclose their conflicts.41d11/20/2001/15/2112/31/20Chris Lobanov-Rostovsky100%Complete
90
SOMB staff and SOMB Executive Committee present revised bylaws and/or conflict of interest policy to SOMB for approval
1d11/20/2011/20/20
91
Publish written bylaws and/or conflict of interest policy
1d11/20/2011/20/20
92
Notify members of the need to submit a disclosure
1d11/20/2011/20/20
93
Collect conflict of interest forms from board and appointed committee members
30d11/20/2012/31/20Chris Lobanov-Rostovsky100%Complete
94
Present financial interest at the board meeting
1d01/15/2101/15/21Chris Lobanov-Rostovsky100%Complete
955A
-The Sex Offender Management Board (Board), within the Department of Public Safety, should ensure that it has effective controls over the funding allocations it recommends from the Sex Offender Surcharge Fund (Surcharge Fund) by:
Implementing processes for the Allocation Committee to use more comprehensive financial information to inform its proposed allocations, such as by asking departments to submit written requests or statements related to their need for allocations. Asking departments to provide some historical expenditure information. Asking departments to offer a rationale for the amount of funds needed.92d08/01/2012/07/2012/31/2020Chris Lobanov-Rostovsky100%Complete
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Staff drafted Surcharge Allocation Committee SOP
13d08/01/2008/18/20Chris Lobanov-Rostovsky100%Complete
97
Presented draft SOP to Surcharge Allocation Committee
3d08/18/2008/20/20Chris Lobanov-Rostovsky100%Complete
98
Presented draft SOP to SOMB
1d08/21/2008/21/20Marina Borysov100%Complete
99
Staff solicited feedback from the Board and made necessary revisions
11d08/21/2009/04/20Chris Lobanov-Rostovsky100%Complete
100
Final draft presented to the Board and the Board voted by consensus
1d09/18/2009/18/20Marina Borysov100%Complete
101
Collect approving authority signatures and post to AODocs website
3d09/18/2009/22/20Marina Borysov100%Complete
102
Update SOMB Bylaws regarding Surcharge
1d11/20/2011/20/20
103
Create Surcharge Allocation Form
12d11/20/2012/07/20
104
1055B
-The Sex Offender Management Board (Board), within the Department of Public Safety, should ensure that it has effective controls over the funding allocations it recommends from the Sex Offender Surcharge Fund (Surcharge Fund) by:
Seeking guidance from Joint Budget Committee staff about the process to request increased spending authority, and Sharing that guidance with agencies that receive money from the Surcharge Fund to help ensure that their annual budget requests align with the Board’s recommended allocation amounts.92d08/01/2012/07/2012/31/2020Chris Lobanov-Rostovsky100%Complete
106
Staff drafted Surcharge Allocation Committee SOP
13d08/01/2008/18/20Chris Lobanov-Rostovsky100%Complete
107
Presented draft SOP to Surcharge Allocation Committee
3d08/18/2008/20/20Chris Lobanov-Rostovsky100%Complete
108
Presented draft SOP to SOMB
1d08/21/2008/21/20Marina Borysov100%Complete
109
Staff solicited feedback from the Board and made necessary revisions
11d08/21/2009/04/20Chris Lobanov-Rostovsky100%Complete
110
Meeting with JBC Staff member and CDPS Budget and Accounting team
1d08/27/2008/27/20Chris Lobanov-Rostovsky100%Complete
111
Final draft presented to the Board and the Board voted by consensus
1d09/18/2009/18/20Marina Borysov100%Complete
112
Collect approving authority signatures and post to AODocs website
3d09/18/2009/22/20Marina Borysov100%Complete
113
Create Surcharge Allocation Form
12d11/20/2012/07/20Adrienne Corday, Marina Borysov100%Complete
1145C
-The Sex Offender Management Board (Board), within the Department of Public Safety, should ensure that it has effective controls over the funding allocations it recommends from the Sex Offender Surcharge Fund (Surcharge Fund) by:
Directing staff to seek guidance from the Office of the State Controller on accessing accounting data about the Surcharge Fund, including annual reversion amounts, and provide that information to the Board and/or Allocation Committee. The Board should then use that information for analysis as part of the Board’s annual decision-making process.76d06/09/2009/22/2012/31/2020Chris Lobanov-Rostovsky100%Complete
115
Staff request to Department Budget Director to do outreach to the Office of the State Controller.
1d06/09/2006/09/20Chris Lobanov-Rostovsky100%Complete
116
CDPS Budget Director and Office of the State meeting
1d06/11/2006/11/20Chris Lobanov-Rostovsky100%Complete
117
Staff drafted Surcharge Allocation Committee SOP
13d08/01/2008/18/20Chris Lobanov-Rostovsky100%Complete
118
Presented draft SOP to Surcharge Allocation Committee
3d08/18/2008/20/20Chris Lobanov-Rostovsky100%Complete
119
Presented draft SOP to SOMB
1d08/21/2008/21/20Marina Borysov100%Complete
120
Staff solicited feedback from the Board and made necessary revisions
11d08/21/2009/04/20Chris Lobanov-Rostovsky100%Complete
121
Final draft presented to the Board and the Board voted by consensus
1d09/18/2009/18/20Marina Borysov100%Complete
122
Collect approving authority signatures and post to AODocs website
3d09/18/2009/22/20Marina Borysov100%Complete
1235D
The Sex Offender Management Board (Board), within the Department of Public Safety, should ensure that it has effective controls over the funding allocations it recommends from the Sex Offender Surcharge Fund (Surcharge Fund) by: (D) Establishing a target fund balance in writing and tracking against that benchmark.
Establishing a target fund balance in writing and tracking against that benchmark.41d07/28/2009/22/2012/31/2020Chris Lobanov-Rostovsky100%Complete
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SEE 5A
1256A
-The Sex Offender Management Board (Board), within the Department of Public Safety, should ensure that it documents all formal votes regarding public policy recommendations and decisions regarding sex offenders in a manner that is transparent to the public and complies with open meetings laws by:
Revising and implementing the Board’s bylaws to specify that tallies of individual votes and clear references to the specific voting positions of individual members present, rather than only final decisions, must appear in full Board and committee meeting minutes.46d09/18/2011/20/2012/31/2020Chris Lobanov-Rostovsky100%Complete
126
SOMB in collaboration with the work group revise Board bylaws and/or conflict of interest policy
6d10/22/2010/29/20Chris Lobanov-Rostovsky100%Complete
127
SOMB staff review revised bylaws and/or conflict of interest policy with SOMB Executive Committee
6d10/22/2010/29/20Chris Lobanov-Rostovsky100%Complete
128
SOMB staff and SOMB Executive Committee present revised bylaws and/or conflict of interest policy to SOMB for approval
1d11/20/2011/20/20Chris Lobanov-Rostovsky100%Complete
129
Publish written bylaws and/or conflict of interest policy
1d11/20/2011/20/20Chris Lobanov-Rostovsky100%Complete
130
Create, review, and approve Committee Charters with appointed membership
46d09/18/2011/20/20Chris Lobanov-Rostovsky100%Complete
1316B
The Sex Offender Management Board (Board), within the Department of Public Safety, should ensure that it documents all formal votes regarding public policy recommendations and decisions regarding sex offenders in a manner that is transparent to the public and complies with open meetings laws by:
Revising and implementing the Board’s bylaws to specify which Division staff or Board members are responsible for ensuring all minutes from full Board and Committee meetings contain complete voting information. Bylaws updated to provide the public a transparent record of its public policy recommendations and decisions. Document decisions regarding sex offenders in a transparent manner which complies with open meetings1d07/27/2007/27/2012/31/2020Chris Lobanov-Rostovsky100%Complete
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SEE 6A
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