The board shall: (1) manage the affairs and business of the authority consistent with this chapter; (2) adopt bylaws; (3) appoint an executive director to administer the authority; (4) receive and act upon reports covering the operations of the public safety communications network and funds administered by the authority; (5) receive and act upon reports from the Radio Network Division prepared pursuant to Subsection 63H-7a-402(1)(b) that identify the benefits, costs, and economic feasibility of using existing public or private facilities, equipment, or services consistent with Subsections 63H-7a-402(1)(a) and 63H-7a-404(2)(c), prior to issuing or approving a request for proposal; (6) ensure that the public safety communications network and funds are administered according to law; (7) examine and approve an annual operating budget for the authority; (8) receive and act upon recommendations of the director; (9) recommend to the governor and Legislature legislation involving the public safety communications network; (10) develop policies for the long-term operation of the authority and the performance of the authority's functions; (11) authorize the executive director to enter into agreements on behalf of the authority; (12) provide for the management and administration of the public safety communications network by rule made in accordance with Title 63G, Chapter 3, Utah Administrative Rulemaking Act; (13) exercise the powers and perform the duties conferred on the board by this chapter; (14) consider issues and information received from the public safety advisory committee and the PSAP advisory committee; (15) provide for audits of the authority; (16) establish the following divisions within the authority: (a) 911 Division; (b) Radio Network Division; (c) Interoperability Division; and (d) Administrative Services Division; and (17) on or before November 30, 2020, adopt a statewide CAD-to-CAD call handling and 911 call transfer protocol, after receiving the PSAP advisory committee's proposal under Subsection 63H-7a-208(9).
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