Section 16-8.6-105 - Office of the state court administrator - court coordinator - data gathering(1) The office of the state court administrator shall ensure a court coordinator: (a) Assists with identifying eligible individuals;(b) Collaborates with the entities described in section 16-8.6-104 (1)(a) to develop the memorandum of understanding;(c) Manages and collects data and manages reporting requirements pursuant to subsection (2) of this section in coordination with bridges of Colorado and the entities described in section 16-8.6-104 (1)(a); and(d) Provides ongoing support to each judicial district in developing and implementing the referral process described in section 16-8.6-107.(2) The state court administrator shall collaborate with the entities described in section 16-8.6-104 (1)(a), including bridges of Colorado, to collect the following information for each eligible individual who is identified and referred to the bridges wraparound care program: (a) The individual's name; age; race; identified gender; charges, as identified by the charge code; and case number;(b) The legal basis for the referral;(c) Whether the individual has previously been held for an emergency commitment pursuant to article 65 of title 27;(d) Whether the individual successfully completed the bridges wraparound care program and any identified resources and connections provided to the individual;(e) Whether the individual was unable to successfully complete the bridges wraparound care program and the reasons for the lack of successful completion;(f) Whether resources were available to meet the individual's mental wellness and social stability needs, identifying what resources were not available and the reason for the lack of resources;(g) The amount of money dedicated to serving the individual during the individual's participation in the bridges wraparound care program and whether any services were reimbursed by medicaid or other state or federally funded programs;(h) The number of individuals who participated in the bridges wraparound care program who otherwise would have been ordered to competency services and the number of individuals who likely would have been on the inpatient competency wait list or occupied an inpatient restoration bed;(i) The number of individuals who participated in the bridges wraparound care program who were charged with a crime, not including a civil offense or traffic offense, that occurred while participating in the program or within one year after successfully completing the program; and(j) The number of individuals who were identified and referred to the bridges wraparound care program but were not accepted for participation and the reasons for the non-acceptance.Added by 2024 Ch. 471,§ 1, eff. 8/7/2024.2024 Ch. 471, was passed without a safety clause. See Colo. Const. art. V, § 1(3).