Report 2009-109 Recommendation 4 Responses
Report 2009-109: Sacramento and Marin Superior Courts: Both Courts Need to Ensure That Family Court Appointees Have Necessary Qualifications, Improve Administrative Policies and Procedures, and Comply With Laws and Rules (Release Date: January 2011)
Recommendation #4 To: Superior Court of California, County of Sacramento
To ensure that its FCS mediators are qualified, the Sacramento superior and family courts should develop a policy to retain training completion records for at least as long as an FCS mediator is a court employee.
1-Year Agency Response
The Sacramento Superior Court provided a retention policy titled Record Retention Policy for Human Resources Division and it requires training records for all court classifications to be kept in its staff ’s official personnel files for five years after the employee separates from the court. (See 2013-406, p. 152)
- Response Date: December 2012
California State Auditor's Assessment of 1-Year Status: Fully Implemented
All Recommendations in 2009-109
Agency responses received after June 2013 are posted verbatim.