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2007-2012. One of the second year (2008/2209) priorities for implementation is the formation of a domestic violence task force in each of Hawaii's counties: Honolulu, Maui, Hawaii, and Kauai. Domestic Violence Task Forces A DVTF is a community collaboration of entities and individuals including: domestic violence service providers, law enforcement, government, courts, refugee and immigrant service providers, and other which meets montlily to discuss public policy, systems' change, coordinated community responses, etc. A DVTF provides a forum for networking, information and resource sharing, and assisting in improving services. Individuals aze involved because of their job affiliation, personal interest, commitment, and to network and communicate with colleagues about domestic violence issues. Roles and Responsibilities HSCADV agrees to: • execute MOU with the tiaiaii Qxnty Offioa of the Ptcseaitirx3 Attoxr~, • provide training and technical assistance to the-~lY yiolerroe mterJa`~ee (EVIC) • provide monitoring, • submit programmatic and financial reports in compliance with DOH grant requirements. [~ceii Qanty Office of the Pets~ttirx3 At~ to provide staffing to: • serve as coordinator for the Fdmily Viols Inter-a~ax-y O~co~~ • serve as convener/facilitator of the FVIC meetings and trainings, • keep rewrds for the FyIC • update members through meeting minutes and listservs, • monitor participation, minimize scheduling conflicts, and scrutinize agendas for relevance for participants, • submit an annual budget for projected expensesi, • submit quarterly program evalua*.ion and progress reports, including charting Plan Performance Measures, and providing documentation as required, • submit quarterly financial documentation and reports as needed, • participate in the evaluation process, • participate in annual monitoring, ' Budgets must include funding for personnel to staff the DVTF (unless that expense is covered by another funding source) and funding for sending one representative to an Oversight Body meeting once a year. Additional funds, to supplement First Circuit Court funding, may be set aside for sending DVTF members to one statewide meeting and acne-day meeting, followed by a one-day conference on Oahu.