Chief of Police Audit Report of select files obtained through the Police Department’s membership in the Law Enforcement Intelligence Unit (LEIU) and the Western States Information Network (WSIN) maintained exclusively for confidential information; dated February 27, 2019, in accordance with Ordinance 108333 (Seattle Municipal Code 14.12).
Ten dead in seven. Clark five, three, one, four, four, two, three. Chief of Police Audit Report of Select Files obtained through the Police Department's membership in the Law Enforcement Diligence Unit and the Western States Information Network maintained exclusively for confidential information dated February 27, 2018. Accordance with Ordinance 108333. The committee recommends that the file be placed on file. That's from Gonzales. Thank you, counsel. Present. This is the last of my very heavy law enforcement public safety items on the agenda. So this is also related to the previous agenda. Agenda item six Clark file 314, four, two, two, two. Excuse me, three, one, four, four, two, three is also a report that seeks to ensure compliance with ordinance 108333, which is the investigations ordinance. That ordinance requires that the chief police audit select police files maintained exclusively for confidential information. This information would have been obtained through the Police Department's membership in the Law Enforcement Intelligence Unit and the Western States Information Network. The chief of Police Best has submitted her latest audit report as required by the ordinance, and that report indicates that she found no violations during the audit process, which she is required to do under the ordinance. So she has now filed a certification through this Clark file for the public record to certify the fact that the audit report was prepared by the chief and that she is certifying it as final. And and for those of you that didn't have time to go through the report, it appears that there were 30 administrative documents that were audited in the law enforcement section, and there were a lot more audited, about 230, 240 audited in the Western states information network files. And and only 176 audited items are currently being retained consistent with the ordinance under the confidentiality provisions. So with that being said, the committee considered this and was able to ask questions and received a briefing from council central staff and and voted to recommend that the city council file the Clark file. Thank you, Councilmember Gonzalez. I was trying to prolong it because you were gone. And so I can add a little bit more detail than I probably would have otherwise done. Any other questions or comments? Okay. Those in favor of filing the Clark file please vote i. I. Those opposed vote no. The motion carries and the Kirk file is placed on file. Please read the report of the Planning Land Use and Zoning Committee.