Gov. Brian Kemp announced he was implementing the state’s new sexual harassment prevention policy with key department heads at the Capitol Wednesday.

The policy is outlined in an executive order Kemp signed on Jan. 14, his first day in office. The order and Kemp’s announcement called on executive counsel David Dove to work with Inspector General Deb Wallace and Department of Administrative Services Commissioner Alex Atwood to enforce the new policy. Together, Kemp said they will develop uniform standards for handling complaints and investigations, as well as mandatory training for employees, managers, supervisors and investigators.

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