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Oklahoma Administrative Code (Last Updated: March 11, 2021) |
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TITLE 390. Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training |
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Chapter 1. Agency Authority and Objectives |
SECTION 390:1-1-4. Objectives of the Council
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- (1) To raise the level of professional competence and integrity of law enforcement by:(A) Establishing and administering minimum standards for the training and certification of law enforcement officers, to include physical, mental, and moral standards.(B) Establishing and administering minimum curriculum and instructional standards for law enforcement training at a variety of levels.(C) Providing these and other services to law enforcement officers as directed by law.(D) Recommending legislation necessary to upgrade Oklahoma law enforcement to professional status.(E) Appointing a larger Advisory Council.(i) The Advisory Council shall be composed of seventeen (17) members who are certified full-time peace officers employed by a campus, city, county, state or federal law enforcement agency. At least one member shall be appointed from each of the ten (10) geographic CLEET training regions.(ii) Advisory Council members shall serve for a term of three years and may be reappointed for additional terms, unless removed by the Council.(iii) An Advisory Council member may be removed and that position declared vacant by the Council for any reason.(iv) When a vacancy occurs on the Advisory Council, the Advisory Council shall recommend an individual to the Council for the vacant position.(v) Annual quarterly meetings. Any Advisory Council member with more than two (2) absences from either regular or special meetings in a calendar year will be subject to review and possible removal from the Advisory Council by the Council.(F) Appointing a Drug Dog Advisory Council.(i) The Drug Dog Advisory Council shall be composed of members as provided in 70 O.S. Section 3311(K) (2).(ii) Drug Dog Advisory Council members shall serve for a term of three years and may be reappointed for additional terms, unless removed by the Council.(iii) The Drug Dog Advisory Council shall meet as the business of the Drug Dog Advisory Council demands.(iv) A Drug Dog Advisory Council member may be removed and that position declared vacant by the Council for any reason.(v) The Drug Dog Advisory Council shall report research, recommendations and other matters related to minimum standards, educational needs, and other matters imperative to the certification of canines and canine teams trained to detect controlled dangerous substances to the Council for action.(vi) When a vacancy occurs on the Drug Dog Advisory Council, the Drug Dog Advisory Council shall recommend an individual to the Council for the vacant position.(vii) Annual quarterly meetings. Any DDAC member with more than two (2) absences from either regular or special meetings in a calendar year will be subject to review and possible removal from the DDAC by the Council.(G) Appointing a Bomb Dog Advisory Council(i) The Bomb Dog Advisory Council shall be composed of members as provided in 70 O.S. Section 3311(L) (2).(ii) Bomb Dog Advisory Council members shall serve for a term of three years and may be reappointed for additional terms, unless removed by the Council.(iii) The Bomb Dog Advisory Council shall meet as the business of the Bomb Dog Advisory Council demands.(iv) A Bomb Dog Advisory Council member may be removed and that position declared vacant by the Council for any reason.(v) The Bomb Dog Advisory Council shall report research, recommendations and other matters related to minimum standards, educational needs, and other matters imperative to the certification of canines and canine teams trained to detect explosives, explosive materials, explosive devices, and materials which could be used to construct an explosive device to the Council for action.(vi) When a vacancy occurs on the Bomb Dog Advisory Council, the Bomb Dog Advisory Council shall recommend an individual to the Council for the vacant position.(vii) Annual quarterly meetings. Any BDAC member with more than two (2) absences from either regular or special meetings in a calendar year will be subject to review and possible removal from the BDAC by the Council.(H) Appointing a Curriculum Review Board as provided in 70 O.S., Section 3311(B)(16). Six Annual meetings. Any CRB member with more than three (3) absences from either regular or special meetings in a calendar year will be subject to review and possible removal from the CRB by the Council.(I) Approve New Law Enforcement Agencies and Police Departments as provided in 70 O.S., Section 3311.(J) Entities must submit the following information 60 days prior to the creation of a law enforcement agency:(i) the need for the agency in the community,(ii) the funding sources and proof that no more than fifty percent (50%) of the funding of the entity will be derived from ticket revenue and/or fines,(iii) the physical resources available to officers,(iv) the physical facilities that the law enforcement agency or police department will operate, including descriptions of the evidence room, dispatch area, restroom facilities, and public area,(v) law enforcement policies of the law enforcement agency or police department, including published policies on the use of force, vehicle pursuit, mental health, professional conduct of officers, domestic abuse, response to missing persons, supervision of part-time officers, and impartial policing,(vi) the administrative structure of the law enforcement agency or police department,(vii) liability insurance, and(viii) any other information CLEET requires by rule.(K) CLEET will respond within sixty (60) days of receiving the request and will forward to the entity by certified mail, return receipt requested, a letter of authorization or denial.(L) If denied, the entity may appeal the decision of the director or the director's designee to the full CLEET Council.(2) To raise the level of professional competence and integrity of the private security industry by:(A) Establishing and administering minimum standards for the employment of security guards and private investigators, and the establishment of private security and investigative agencies, through a licensing program based on physical, mental, and moral standards.(B) Establishing and supervising a validated training program for security guards and private investigators.(C) Enforcing the provisions for the Oklahoma Security Guard and Private Investigator Act (Title 59, Sections 1750.1 et seq).(D) Appointing an Advisory Committee comprised of representatives from security guard and investigative agencies.(i) The Committee shall be comprised of seven (7) representatives from licensed security guard and private investigative agencies as follows: One (1) from each quadrant of the state, one (1) at large, one (1) selected by the American Society for Industrial Security (ASIS) and one (1) selected by the Oklahoma Private Investigators Association (OPIA).(ii) Committee representatives shall serve for a term of three years and may be reappointed for additional terms unless removed by the Council.(iii) A Committee representative may be removed and that position declared vacant by the Council for any reason including but not limited to the following:(I) Failure to be in good standing with their license;(II) Use of their appointment on the Committee for threats or perceived personal gain; or(III) Annual quarterly meetings. Any PSAC member with more than two (2) absences from either regular or special meetings in a calendar year will be subject to review and possible removal from the PSAC by the Council.(iv) When a vacancy occurs on the Advisory Committee, the Advisory Committee shall recommend an individual to the Council for the vacant position.(v) Committee representatives shall meet at least quarterly or more often as the business of the Committee demands.(vi) The Committee shall report research, recommendations and other matters related to licensure of security guards, security agencies, private investigators and private investigative agencies to the Advisory Council for review prior to submission to the Council for final action.