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BOP Program Statement 7320.01 Change Notice 1

Change Notice 1

activein force · 2016-08-01 – presentact-effective-date

U.S. Department of Justice

Federal Bureau of Prisons

CHANGE NOTICE

OPI: RSD/RSB

NUMBER: 7320.01, CN-1

DATE: August 1, 2016

Home Confinement

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Approved: Thomas R. Kane

Acting Director, Federal Bureau of Prisons

This Change Notice (CN) implements a change to Program Statement 7320.01, Home

Confinement, dated September 6, 1995. This CN removes the requirement of subsistence

collection for any resident while on Home Confinement. The new language is highlighted.

The following language is removed from Section 8.c.(2) of the Program Statement:

(2) Subsistence Contributions. Providers shall collect 25% of

each employed resident's weekly gross income, rounded down to a

whole dollar amount. Home confinement residents who are not

employed, but have other means of financial support, shall

contribute an appropriate amount as determined by the provider

and approved by the CCM. Ordinarily, the amount should

approximate 25% of the resident's weekly income. Subsistence

contributions collected shall be used to defray program costs,

and the provider shall deduct the amount collected from the

amounts billed to the Bureau. In many cases, inmate subsistence

contributions will cover the entire cost of home confinement;

however, individual subsistence collections may not exceed the

weekly cumulative contract per diem rate (i.e., the daily rate x

7). Providers shall provide receipts to program participants for

all collections and shall maintain collection records for audit

purposes.

Section 8.c.(2) now reads:

(2) Subsistence Contributions. Home confinement residents are

not required to pay subsistence.

History

Change Notice 1 dated 2016-08-01

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