Virginia Code Title 9.1. Commonwealth Public Safety § 9.1-112. Committee on Training;  membership

There is created a permanent Committee on Training under the Board that shall be the policy-making body responsible to the Board for effecting the provisions of subdivisions 2 through 17 of § 9.1-102.  The Committee on Training shall be composed of 19 members of the Board as follows:  the Superintendent of the Department of State Police;  the Director of the Department of Corrections;  a member of the Private Security Services Advisory Board;  the Executive Secretary of the Supreme Court of Virginia;  two sheriffs representing the Virginia Sheriffs' Association;  two representatives of the Virginia Association of Chiefs of Police;  the active-duty law-enforcement officer representing police and fraternal associations;  the attorney for the Commonwealth representing the Virginia Association of Commonwealth's Attorneys;  an attorney representing the Virginia Indigent Defense Commission;  a representative of the Virginia Municipal League;  a representative of the Virginia Association of Counties;  a mental health service provider;  a regional jail superintendent representing the Virginia Association of Regional Jails;  one citizen representing a social justice organization;  two citizens representing community interests, at least one of whom shall represent the community interests of minority individuals from one of the four groups defined in subsection F of § 2.2-4310;  and one member designated by the chairman of the Board from among the other appointments made by the Governor.

The Committee on Training shall annually elect its chairman from among its members.

The Committee on Training may appoint curriculum review committees to assist the Committee on Training in carrying out its duties under this section.  Any curriculum review committee shall be composed of nine members appointed by the Committee on Training.  At least one member shall be a representative from the Department of State Police Training Academy, one member shall be a representative of a regional criminal justice academy, one member shall be a representative of an independent criminal justice academy, and one member shall be a representative of a community-based organization.  The remainder shall be selected from names submitted by the Department of individuals with relevant experience.