An Act establishing the Massachusetts correctional officer accountability and standards training Commission
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- Introduced
- Passed Senate
- Passed House
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill establishes the Massachusetts Correctional Officer Accountability and Standards Training Commission. The purpose of this commission is to improve accountability and training standards for correctional officers within the state. It aims to ensure officers are properly trained and adhere to high standards of conduct while working in correctional facilities. The commission will likely focus on best practices and addressing any issues related to officer performance and safety.
Key provisions
- Establish the Massachusetts Correctional Officer Accountability and Standards Training Commission.
- The commission will develop and implement training standards for correctional officers.
- The commission will investigate complaints and conduct audits related to officer conduct.
- The commission will make recommendations for improving correctional officer performance and safety.
- The commission will review and assess existing training programs.
- The commission will promote best practices in correctional officer management.
Who is affected
- Correctional Officers
- Department of Correction Employees
- Prisoners
- The Department of Correction
- The State of Massachusetts
Notable changes
- This bill creates a new commission specifically focused on accountability and training for correctional officers.
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3 on record
Primary sponsor
Cosponsors
William N. Brownsberger
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