Iowa Code r. 489-3.2 - Membership
(1) The child
advocacy board delegates responsibility to the administrator to develop and for
local board coordinators to implement an application, recruitment, screening
and training process for appointments to vacated local board positions:
a. The process includes the coordinator's
conducting a personal interview with the applicant, obtaining character
references, and completing background checks on the applicant.
b. The process will include consultation
between the coordinator and coordinator's direct supervisor.
(2) A person employed by the
department of health and human services or the judicial department, an employee
of an agency with which the department of health and human services contracts
for services for children under foster care, a foster parent providing foster
care, or a child-placing agency shall not serve on a local board.
(3) Vacancies on a local board shall be
filled in the same manner as original appointments are made.
(4) The term of a local board member's
appointment shall not exceed four years. The child advocacy board shall fix the
tenure of individual appointments so that no more than one-third of the
membership's terms expire in a given year. A local board member may serve
continuous successive terms.
(5)
The administrator shall develop a local board member evaluation process. The
local board coordinator shall complete the evaluation process at least once for
each local board member during the member's four-year term. The local board
coordinator, in consultation with the coordinator's direct supervisor, shall
consider the results of the evaluation when determining whether to approve
reappointment of the local board member to a successive term. Prior to any
reappointment, the member shall complete updated background checks and a
progress evaluation.
(6) A quorum
is established when a majority of local review board members or alternates are
present. A quorum shall be present before cases can be reviewed and
recommendations are formulated.
This rule is intended to implement Iowa Code sections 17A.3 and 237.19.
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