House Bill No. [insert bill number] proposes the establishment of a transitional reentry program specifically for female parolees, to be administered by the Department of Public Safety and Corrections (DPS&C). This program aims to facilitate the safe and successful reintegration of female offenders into the community. The bill outlines specific eligibility criteria that female offenders must meet to be considered for placement in the program, including having served at least five years in actual custody, not having a sex offense conviction, being within six months of their projected release date, and not having been denied parole in the previous twelve months.

The proposed law also requires that eligible female offenders voluntarily agree to participate in any additional screening or assessment requirements set by the DPS&C. This initiative is designed to support female parolees in their transition back into society, ensuring they have the necessary resources and support to reintegrate successfully. The bill does not include any deletions from existing law but introduces new provisions to enhance the parole process for women.