An Act relative to the POST Commission
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| H2667 | An Act relative to the POST Commission | Active |
| H2717 | An Act relative to membership on the POST commission | Active |
| H2718 | An Act relative to the labor participation in the POST commission | Active |
| H2730 | An Act for balanced law enforcement representation to the POST Commission | Active |
| S1771 | An Act for balanced law enforcement representation to the POST Commission | Active |
of Chapter 6E of the Massachusetts General Laws, as appearing in the 2020 official edition, is hereby amended by striking the first sentence in Section 2 and replacing it with; “There shall be a Massachusetts Peace Officer Standards and Training Commission consisting of 11 members:” and adding to the last sentence of the first paragraph in Section 2 of Chapter 6E; “and 2 of whom shall be appointed by the Massachusetts District Attorney’s Association, 1 of whom shall be a sworn member of the Department of State Police who is appointed from a list of 2 nominations submitted by the President of the State Police Association of Massachusetts, and 1 of whom shall be a Juvenile Diversion Program professional appointed from a list of 2 nominations approved by a majority of the Board of the Massachusetts District Attorney’s Association.”
Section 2 of Chapter 6E of the Massachusetts General Laws, as appearing in the 2020 official edition, is hereby amended by striking the first sentence in Section 2 and replacing it with; “There shall be a Massachusetts Peace Officer Standards and Training Commission consisting of 11 members:” and adding to the last sentence of the first paragraph in Section 2 of Chapter 6E; “and 2 of whom shall be appointed by the Massachusetts District Attorney’s Association, 1 of whom shall be a sworn member of the Department of State Police who is appointed from a list of 2 nominations submitted by the President of the State Police Association of Massachusetts, and 1 of whom shall be a Juvenile Diversion Program professional appointed from a list of 2 nominations approved by a majority of the Board of the Massachusetts District Attorney’s Association.”