The chairperson shall be responsible for, and shall assure coordination and communication between, the Commission and any appointed panel. All members of the Commission shall be kept apprised of the business of the full Commission. The chairperson shall call a meeting of the full Commission periodically, but no less than once every 2 months, to discuss general affairs of the Commission and matters pertaining to the vehicle-for-hire industry, to establish and set general policies of the full Commission, and to outline goals and future directions of the Commission. Meetings of the full Commission shall include the participation of other governmental agencies involved in taxicab administration, such as the Metropolitan Police Department, the Office of Taxicabs, and the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Commission. Repealed. The full Commission shall make an annual report to the Council during its annual public oversight and budget hearings. The report shall contain, but not be limited to, information and statistics relating to licensing, enforcement, the status of taxicab equipment, estimated industry revenues, and passenger carriage, and shall outline briefly the activities and goals of the Commission. The full Commission shall periodically evaluate program development and implementation at the hacker’s license training course and may issue policy directives pertaining to program content and program direction.
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