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safety and self empowerment which involves multiple legal systems. 1 Providers and advocates engaged in providing direct services, along 2 with survivors should be the priority for leading this effort. As a 3 result, the crime victim services work group is established. 4 (2) The co-chairs of the gender and justice commission or their 5 designee must chair the work group. The work group is composed of the 6 following additional members who serve without compensation or 7 reimbursement for expenses: 8 (i) The director of the King county sexual assault resource 9 center or the director's designee; 10 (ii) The executive director of the northwest justice project or 11 the director's designee; 12 (iii) The executive director of the sexual violence law center or 13 the director's designee; 14 (iv) Representatives from 4 community based domestic violence 15 service providers from across the state; 16 (v) The executive director of the family violence appellate 17 project or the director's designee; 18 (vi) The executive director of the protection order advocacy 19 program or the director's designee; 20 (vii) The director of the department of commerce or the 21 director's designee; 22 (viii) The director of the department of social and health 23 services or the director's designee; 24 (ix) The director of the department of children, youth, and 25 families or the director's designee; 26 (x) The state treasurer or the treasurer's designee; 27 (xi) Tribal representation; 28 (xii) Representatives from no less than 4 organization working 29 with survivors of trafficking; and 30 (xiii) Representatives from no less than 4 of the state's 31 children's advocacy centers. 32 (3) The work group must: 33 (a) Survey the need in the legal (protection orders, family law, 34 abusive litigation) and community based systems including the need 35 for evidence based training for all participants; 36 (b) Develop a plan to standardize and expand access to legal and 37 community based assistance while utilizing and leveraging both public 38 and private funding sources; 39 p. 666 ESSB 5187.SL