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Policy Priorities and Legislative Docket Development Process Quiz (06/25/25)
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1.
What is the main function of the Public Policy Committee (PPC)?
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To approve the Commission's meeting agendas
To provide medical care
To advocate for public policy issues impacting HIV care and services
To manage County budgets
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2.
Who sets policy for Los Angeles County?
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Public Policy Committee
Board of Supervisors
Commission on HIV
State Legislature
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3.
What types of activities must use non-federal funds within PPC operations?
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Grant writing
Direct medical services
PPC activities outside the scope of Ryan White Part A or CDC planning
Conference travel only
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4.
Which of the following is NOT a responsibility of the PPC?
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Educating community members on public policy
Recommending legislative positions to the BOS
Developing vaccines
Facilitating communication with government officials
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5.
What are “Policy Priorities” intended to do?
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Replace BOS decisions
Guide PPC’s issue selection and ensure community needs are prioritized
Promote entertainment legislation
Set County tax rates
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6.
Which document is sent along with the Legislative Docket to the CEO’s Legislative Affairs Office?
(Required.)
Commission bylaws
Meeting minutes
Policy Priorities document
Budget summary
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7.
How does the Commission track proposed California state bills?
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BOS website only
Newspapers
leginfo.legislature.ca.gov
CDC databases
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8.
When does the Committee typically start tracking bills introduced in the State Legislature?
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January-February
March-April
June-July
September-October
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9.
True or False: Commissions can independently set County policy if they receive enough votes.
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True
False
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10.
Who provides final approval for legislative recommendations made by the Commission?
(Required.)
The Commission Chair
The State Legislature
The CEO’s Legislative Affairs Office and BOS
The Department of Health Services
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Please type your name.
12.
Please type your email.