Vermont Statutes Title 15. Domestic Relations, § 1173. Composition and meetings

(A) one member of the public who shall be a survivor of domestic violence;

(B) a representative from the same-sex domestic violence service provider community;

(C) a representative from the service provider community for people who are deaf or have disabilities;

(D) a representative from the Department of State's Attorneys and Sheriffs;

(E) a prosecutor from one of the STOP Domestic Violence units;

(F) a member of the Vermont clergy; and

(G) one member of the public representing the interests of children exposed to domestic violence.

(A) five members of the judiciary, one of whom may be a magistrate, one of whom may be an assistant judge, and one of whom may be a court manager;

(B) one guardian ad litem;

(C) a representative of Vermont Legal Aid; and

(D) a representative of the Vermont Bar experienced in family law.

(A) the Secretary of Human Services or designee;

(B) the Director of the Vermont Crime Information Center or designee;

(C) the Defender General or designee;

(D) the Attorney General or designee;

(E) the Executive Director of the Vermont Center for Crime Victim Services or designee;

(F) the Director of the Vermont Network Against Domestic and Sexual Violence or designee;

(G) the Executive Director of the Criminal Justice Training Council or designee;

(H) the Executive Director of the Vermont Commission on Women or designee;

(I) a representative from each county domestic violence task force;

(J) a representative from Vermont's Supervised Visitation Coalition;

(K) a representative from the Vermont Police Chiefs' Association;

(L) a representative from the Vermont Sheriffs' Association;

(M) a representative from the Vermont Coalition of Batterer Intervention Services;

(N) the Commissioner for Children and Families or designee;

(O) the Commissioner of Public Safety or designee;

(P) the Commissioner of Corrections or designee; and

(Q) the Secretary of Education or designee.