904.803 Prison industries advisory board.
1. There is established a state prison industries advisory board, consisting of seven members selected as prescribed by this subsection.
a. Five members shall be appointed by the governor for terms of four years beginning July 1 of the year of appointment. They shall be chosen as follows:
(1) One member shall represent agriculture and one member shall represent manufacturing, with particular reference to the roles of their constituencies as potential employers of former inmates of the state’s correctional institutions.
(2) One member shall represent labor organizations, membership in which may be helpful to former inmates of the state’s correctional institutions who seek to train for and obtain gainful employment.
(3) One member shall represent agencies, groups and individuals in this state which plan and maintain programs of vocational and technical education oriented to development of marketable skills.
(4) One member shall represent the financial industry and be familiar with accounting practices in private industry.
b. One member each shall be designated by and shall serve at the pleasure of the state director and the state board of parole, respectively.
c. Upon the resignation, death or removal of any member appointed under paragraph “a” of this subsection, the vacancy shall be filled by the governor for the balance of the unexpired term. In making the initial appointments under that paragraph, the governor shall designate two appointees to serve terms of two years and three to serve terms of four years from July 1, 1977.
2. Biennially, the industries board shall organize by election of a chairperson and a vice chairperson, as soon as reasonably possible after the new appointees have been named. Other meetings shall be held at the call of the chairperson or of any three members, as necessary to enable the industries board to discharge its duties. Board members shall be reimbursed for expenses actually and necessarily incurred in the discharge of their duties, and those members not state employees shall also be entitled to a per diem as specified in section 7E.6 for each day they are so engaged.
3. The state director shall provide such administrative and technical assistance as is necessary to enable the industries board to discharge its duties. The industries board shall be provided necessary office and meeting space at the seat of government.
[C79, 81, §216.3; 82 Acts, ch 1149, §1]
85 Acts, ch 21, §4, 54
CS85, §246.803
90 Acts, ch 1256, §40
C93, §904.803
Structure Iowa Code
Title XVI - CRIMINAL LAW AND PROCEDURE
Chapter 904 - DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS
Section 904.101 - Definitions.
Section 904.102 - Department established — institutions.
Section 904.103 - Responsibilities of department.
Section 904.104 - Board created.
Section 904.105 - Board — duties.
Section 904.106 - Meetings — expenses.
Section 904.107 - Director — appointment and qualifications.
Section 904.108 - Director — duties, powers.
Section 904.109 - Powers of governor — report of abuses.
Section 904.110 - Official seal.
Section 904.111 - Chapter 28E agreements.
Section 904.112 - Institutional receipts.
Section 904.114 - Travel expenses.
Section 904.115 - Report by department.
Section 904.116 - Institutional appropriations and expenditures — legislative oversight.
Section 904.117 - Interstate compact fund.
Section 904.118 - Iowa corrections offender network — fund.
Section 904.118A - Central warehouse fund.
Section 904.119 - Private sector housing of inmates — prohibition.
Section 904.201 - Iowa medical and classification center.
Section 904.202 - Intake and classification center.
Section 904.207 - Violator facility.
Section 904.301 - Appointment of superintendents.
Section 904.302 - Farm operations administrator.
Section 904.303 - Officers and employees — compensation.
Section 904.303A - Training — fund.
Section 904.305 - Dwelling house or quarters.
Section 904.306 - Conferences.
Section 904.307 - Annual reports.
Section 904.308 - Cooperation.
Section 904.309 - Consultants.
Section 904.310A - Information or materials — distribution.
Section 904.311 - Contingent fund — inmate tort claim fund.
Section 904.311A - Prison recycling funds.
Section 904.312 - Purchase of supplies.
Section 904.312A - Motor vehicles.
Section 904.312B - Purchase of biobased hydraulic fluids, greases, and other industrial lubricants.
Section 904.312C - Purchase of designated biobased products.
Section 904.313 - Emergency purchases.
Section 904.314 - Plans and specifications for improvements.
Section 904.315 - Contracts for improvements.
Section 904.316 - Payment for improvements.
Section 904.317 - Director may buy and sell real estate — options.
Section 904.318 - Fire protection contracts.
Section 904.319 - Temporary quarters in emergency.
Section 904.320 - Private transportation of prisoners.
Section 904.321 - Department of corrections survivor benefits fund.
Section 904.401 - Investigation.
Section 904.402 - Investigation of other institutions.
Section 904.403 - Investigatory powers — witnesses.
Section 904.405 - Recording of testimony.
Section 904.501 - Reports to director.
Section 904.502 - Questionable commitment.
Section 904.503 - Transfers — persons with mental illness.
Section 904.504 - Federal prisoners.
Section 904.505 - Disciplinary procedures — use of force.
Section 904.506 - Confiscation of currency.
Section 904.507A - Liability for escapee expenses.
Section 904.508 - Property of inmate — inmate savings fund.
Section 904.508A - Inmate telephone fund.
Section 904.509 - Money deposited with treasurer of state.
Section 904.510 - Religious preference.
Section 904.511 - Time for religion.
Section 904.513 - Assignment of OWI violators to treatment facilities.
Section 904.514 - Required test.
Section 904.515 - Human immunodeficiency virus-related matters — exemption.
Section 904.516 - Academic achievement of inmates — literacy and high school equivalency programs.
Section 904.601 - Records of inmates.
Section 904.602 - Confidentiality of records — penalty.
Section 904.603 - Action for damages.
Section 904.701 - Services required — gratuitous allowances — hard labor — rules.
Section 904.702 - Deductions from inmate accounts.
Section 904.703 - Services of inmates — institutions and public service — inmate labor fund.
Section 904.704 - Limitation on contracts.
Section 904.705 - Industries — forestry nurseries.
Section 904.706 - Revolving farm fund.
Section 904.707 - Apprenticeship programs — limitations.
Section 904.801 - Statement of intent.
Section 904.802 - Definitions.
Section 904.803 - Prison industries advisory board.
Section 904.804 - Duties of industries board.
Section 904.805 - Duties of state director.
Section 904.806 - Authority of state director not impaired.
Section 904.807 - Price lists to public officials.
Section 904.808 - State purchasing requirements — exceptions.
Section 904.809 - Private industry employment of inmates of correctional institutions.
Section 904.812 - Restriction on goods made available.
Section 904.813 - Industries revolving fund — uses.
Section 904.814 - Inmate allowance supplement revolving fund.
Section 904.815 - Sale of products.
Section 904.901 - Work release program.
Section 904.902 - Work release — persons serving mandatory minimum sentence.
Section 904.903 - Agreement by inmate.
Section 904.904 - Housing facilities — halfway houses.
Section 904.905 - Surrender of earnings.
Section 904.906 - Status of inmates on work release.