Regulations Governing Physical and Psychological Treatment, Counseling, and Education for Prisoners Convicted of Sexual and Morality Offenses Article 8

Each enforcement authority shall establish an evaluation committee consisting of at least seven members who are specialists or experts familiar with the characteristics of sexual assault crimes, including psychiatrists, psychologists, social workers, probation officers, juvenile protection officers, special education personnel, legal experts, criminal victim protection group representatives, experts/professionals in crime prevention, and representatives from the enforcement authority. The number of members of any gender shall not be less than one-third of the committee membership.The evaluation committee described in the preceding paragraph shall be convened by each enforcement authority either regularly or on an ad hoc basis to review treatment effectiveness. A committee chair shall be elected from among the committee members. In the event that the elected chair is unable to preside over a meeting, an acting chair shall be elected from among the members in attendance.Each committee member shall serve a term of one year and may serve consecutive terms if reappointed. The enforcement authority may remove any member deemed unfit or unable to perform their responsibilities from the committee and appoint an appropriate alternate who meets the stipulations of Paragraph 1 to serve out the remainder of the term.The appointment, reappointment, removal, and replacement of committee members shall be reported to the supervisory authority for recordation.