An Act establishing a permanent commission to study the service standards for sexual assault and domestic violence service providers
HD 1345 creates a permanent 19-member commission to study and recommend uniform minimum service standards for sexual assault and domestic violence service providers across Massachusetts. The commission includes government officials, service organization leaders, survivor advocates, and specialized advocates, appointed by legislative leaders and the governor. It must study current service practices, develop recommendations for standardized services, and report initial findings within 180 days, followed by biennial updates. The bill directly affects service providers statewide by establishing a formal process for evaluating and improving their standards. The commission will operate without salary but may receive funding for expenses.
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