South Carolina § 16-25-530 Duties and responsibilities.

South Carolina Statutes

§ 16-25-530 — Duties and responsibilities.

South Carolina § 16-25-530

Title 16CRIMES AND OFFENSES

Ch. 25DOMESTIC VIOLENCE

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S.C. Code Ann. § 16-25-530 (2026).

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The duties and responsibilities of a community domestic violence coordinating council include, but are not limited to:

(1)promoting effective strategies of intervention for identifying the existence of domestic violence and for intervention by public and private agencies;

(2)establishing interdisciplinary and interagency protocols for intervention with survivors of domestic violence;

(3)facilitating communication and cooperation among agencies and organizations that are responsible for addressing domestic violence;

(4)monitoring, evaluating, and improving the quality and effectiveness of domestic violence services and protections in the community;

(5)providing public education and prevention activities; and (6) providing professional training and continuing education activities.

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The duties and responsibilities of a community domestic violence coordinating council include, but are not limited to: (1) promoting effective strategies of intervention for identifying the existence of domestic violence and for intervention by public and private agencies; (2) establishing interdisciplinary and interagency protocols for intervention with survivors of domestic violence; (3) facilitating communication and cooperation among agencies and organizations that are responsible for addressing domestic violence; (4) monitoring, evaluating, and improving the quality and effectiveness of domestic violence services and protections in the community; (5) providing public education and prevention activities; and (6) providing professional training and continuing education activities.