Plain English Breakdown
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Domestic Violence Prevention Commission Membership Changes
This act changes the membership requirements for the Domestic Violence Prevention Commission by reducing the number of members and changing how judges join the commission.
What This Bill Does
- Changes the total number of members on the Domestic Violence Prevention Commission from twenty to nineteen.
- Reduces the number of specific member positions within the commission from eighteen to seventeen.
- Adds a requirement for one judge with experience in family law matters, selected by the president of the Louisiana District Court Judges Association.
- Removes a previous requirement for another type of judge's position on the commission.
Who It Names or Affects
- The Domestic Violence Prevention Commission
- District court judges who may be appointed to the commission
Terms To Know
- Domestic Violence Prevention Commission
- A group that works on reducing and preventing domestic violence in Louisiana.
- Family law matters
- Legal issues related to families, such as divorce or child custody cases.
Limits and Unknowns
- The act does not specify how the commission will operate with fewer members.
- It is unclear what specific changes this will bring about in terms of domestic violence prevention efforts.