(1) consult with the Judicial Council in the issuance of any regulations or policy statements with respect to the administration of each program of community supervision and services;
(2) prepare reports for the Governor, the Legislature and the Judicial Council showing the progress of all programs of community supervision and services in fulfilling the purpose set forth in this chapter;
(3) certify that adequate facilities and personnel are available to fulfill a plan of community supervision and services upon recommendation of the advisory committee for such district;
(4) provide technical assistance to any agency of the Government of the Virgin Islands or to any nonprofit organization, which provides programs of community supervision and services to individuals charged with offenses against the law of the Virgin Islands;
(5) accept voluntary and uncompensated services;
(6) provide additional services to persons the charges against whom have been dismissed under this chapter, upon assurance of good behavior and if such services are not otherwise available; and
(7) promote the cooperation of all agencies which provide education, training, counseling, legal, employment, or other social services under any act of the Legislature, to assure that eligible individuals released to programs of community supervision and services can benefit to the extent practicable.