The bill amends RCW 9.94A.717 to establish clearer guidelines for earning supervision compliance credit for offenders under the supervision of the department. It specifies that offenders can earn credit for each month they comply with supervision terms, with a defined credit of 10 days per month. The previous language regarding the requirement for offenders to make progress towards individualized supervision case plans has been removed, simplifying the criteria for earning credit. Additionally, the term "community custody conditions" has been replaced with "supervision terms" to better reflect the nature of the compliance being monitored.

Furthermore, the bill outlines the eligibility criteria for offenders to earn supervision compliance credit, specifying that those sentenced under certain statutes or who are subject to specific conditions, such as a governor's conditional commutation or indeterminate sentences, are ineligible. The amendments aim to streamline the process and clarify the conditions under which offenders can earn compliance credits, ultimately promoting better adherence to supervision requirements.

Statutes affected:
Original Bill: 9.94A.717