Rule 10.67 Judicial Branch Workers' Compensation Program Advisory Committee

This rule sets up a group of advisors who focus on workers' compensation for people who work in California courts. Workers' compensation covers employees who get hurt or sick because of their jobs. The group gives recommendations to the Judicial Council, which oversees California's court system, on how to run the program better and how to manage the money in the program's fund.

The group has specific jobs to do each year. They review how well the workers' compensation program is running, look at a yearly report from an actuary (a person who analyzes financial risk), and check how costs are being divided among different courts. They also look at whether the methods used to split up those costs should change.

The people on this committee come from trial courts and other state court offices. They include court executive officers, court clerks, and human resources professionals who know about workers' compensation. The idea is to have people with real, hands-on knowledge helping to shape how the program works.