18 November 1997
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[Federal Register: November 18, 1997 (Volume 62, Number 222)]
[Notices]
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DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY


Federal Law Enforcement Training Center: Advisory Committee of
the National Center for State, Local, and International Law Enforcement
Training, Notice of Renewal

    Pursuant to the Federal Advisory Committee Act of October 6, 1972,
(Pub. L. 92-463, as amended), and with the approval of the Secretary of
the Treasury and the concurrence of the Office of Management and
Budget, the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center (FLETC) announces
the renewal of the following Advisory Committee:
    Title: Advisory Committee to the National Center for State, Local,
and International Law Enforcement Training.
    Purpose: The primary purpose of the Advisory Committee is to
provide a forum for discussion and interchange between a broad cross-
section of representatives for the law enforcement community and
related training institutions on training issues and needs. Considering
that there are over 40,000 individual police departments throughout the
country,the advice emanating from this exchange is very important to
the Director of the FLETC and the Director of the National Center for
State, Local, and International Law Enforcement Training (National
Center). The Committee's advice is critical to ensuring that programs
developed and offered by the National Center are meeting the unique and
specialized needs of the State and local law enforcement community and
enhancing

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the networking between Federal, State, and local agencies. This
networking is essential to an efficient and effective overall system.
    Although FLETC representatives participate in the training
committee activities of the major police membership associates, no
forum exists which provides the broad representation required to meet
the needs of the National Center. The uniqueness of the program
requires an appropriately selected and specifically dedicated group.
    The Committee advises the Director of the FLETC and the Director of
the National Center on policy formulation, training needs, curriculum
and course content, student admission and evaluation. There is no
question that the Committee's input has been very instrumental in the
successes enjoyed to this point. Resources have been committed only to
those programs which meet unique needs of the State, local, and
international law enforcement community. All programs have been well
attended, and critiques and evaluations are quite positive. In
addition, State, local, and international agencies have actively
participated in the development and delivery of the programs by
providing personnel as subject matter experts, course developers, and
instructors. The programs offered have been developed only after a
thorough screening process to ensure that the limited resources
available are being committed most productively. The Committee's input
has been invaluable on this decision process.
    The Committee does not duplicate functions being performed within
Treasury or elsewhere in the Federal Government.
    Termination Date: The services of the Committee are expected to be
needed for an indefinite period of time. No termination date has been
established which is less than two years from the date the Advisory
Committee's Charter is approved. The Advisory Committee's Charter is
approved by signature of the Assistant Secretary of the Treasury for
Management.
John C. Dooher,
Associate Director.
[FR Doc. 97-30206 Filed 11-17-97; 8:45 am]
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