Alluded to this. Were working out the system. We often dont get notified of what ultimately happens . So we get the notice to meet and confer but we dont always know kind of what happens at the back end of a case. Were trying to streamline that process that one director henderson was talking about 50 or 60 letters we got recently, thats because we went through manually and made all these requests and received the final results of the case. Ok. That needs to be fixed right away. We are working a lasting solution request. Everybody is great about providing information when we request it but the automated part of it has been missing. So i think we are uptodate now and should be uptodate going forward. But if theres not a technological solution at this point. I think its really important that what were trying to get to is an audio mated where i dont have to ask. It should be automatic when the decision gets made that we get the notification and if we dont answer or if someone doesnt send i
History of the officer. But the chiefs office, theres an 81 agreement with the actual theres a sustained violation and then there was also a difference statistic regarding the imposition of discipline, right. So 81 of the time they agree with you. D. P. A. And you got this right and director henderson what alluded to this. Were working out the system. We often dont get notified of what ultimately happens . So we get the notice to meet and confer but we dont always know kind of what happens at the back end of a case. Were trying to streamline that process that one director henderson was talking about 50 or 60 letters we got recently, thats because we went through manually and made all these requests and received the final results of the case. Ok. That needs to be fixed right away. We are working a lasting solution request. Everybody is great about providing information when we request it but the automated part of it has been missing. So i think we are uptodate now and should be uptodate
Discussion. Just to answer your question regarding some of the data so the verifiable data thats pulled from a central Analysis Unit is here. The other data is very fie able but its from a case file so theyre pulling this in a spread sheet and actually verifying it manually just to make sure that we have everything. Thats why its separated because this is pulled from a centralized Analysis Unit. And thats why thats part of the report. Were just complying with the g. O. To keep the report they work with the Hotel Managers and we dont just look at crimes that occur to tourists but crimes that occurred to members of their workforce and to keep the hotel safe. So some of the conversations they have is things such as Crime Prevention for their workers, responding to crimes for their security personnel that are actually going out there including the actual we know a hotel is a 24 hour operation so were looking at not just crimes occurring within the rooms but to and from so those are things.
Id appreciate it. Im going to take the role now, vice chair. Present. Commissioner palmer. Here. Commissioner thomas hicks. Here. So we have a quorum of the commission. Good afternoon, i thank you for joining us today as the u. S. Election Assistance Commission convenes an Election Security forum for the security challenge Election Administrators face ahead of the 2020 president ial election. This vital conversation will provide us with a better understanding of ways the commission can help jurisdictions address a variety of Security Issues, including those that stem from aging Voting Technology. When Congress Passed the help america vote act of 2002, it established the eac as the only federal entity solely focused on Election Officials and voters they serve. Part of our charge is to be the nations clearinghouse on Election Administration. It is this responsibility that brings us here today and guides our Election Security efforts. Eac prides itself addressing significant issues and th