Revised Code of Washington
Chapter 72.09 - Department of Corrections.
72.09.115 - Proposed new class I correctional industries work program—Threshold analysis—Business impact analysis—Public hearing—Finding.

RCW 72.09.115
Proposed new class I correctional industries work program—Threshold analysis—Business impact analysis—Public hearing—Finding.

(1) The department must prepare a threshold analysis for any proposed new class I correctional industries work program or the significant expansion of an existing class I correctional industries work program before the department enters into an agreement to provide such products or services. The analysis must state whether the proposed new or expanded program will impact any Washington business and must be based on information sufficient to evaluate the impact on Washington business.
(2) If the threshold analysis determines that a proposed new or expanded class I correctional industries work program will impact a Washington business, the department must complete a business impact analysis before the department enters into an agreement to provide such products or services. The business impact analysis must include:
(a) A detailed statement identifying the scope and types of impacts caused by the proposed new or expanded correctional industries work program on Washington businesses; and
(b) A detailed statement of the business costs of the proposed correctional industries work program compared to the business costs of the Washington businesses that may be impacted by the proposed class I correctional industries work program. Business costs of the proposed correctional industries work program include rent, water, sewer, electricity, disposal, labor costs, and any other quantifiable expense unique to operating in a prison. Business costs of the impacted Washington business include rent, water, sewer, electricity, disposal, property taxes, and labor costs including employee taxes, unemployment insurance, and workers' compensation.
(3) The completed threshold analysis and any completed business impact analysis with all supporting documents must be shared in a meaningful and timely manner with local chambers of commerce, trade or business associations, local and state labor union organizations, and government entities before a finding required under subsection (4) of this section is made on the proposed new or expanded class I correctional industries work program.
(4) If a business impact analysis is completed, the department must conduct a public hearing to take public testimony on the business impact analysis. The department must, at a minimum, establish a publicly accessible website containing information reasonably calculated to provide notice to each Washington business assigned the same three-digit standard industrial classification code, or the corresponding North American industry classification system code, as the organization seeking the class I correctional industries work program agreement of the date, time, and place of the hearing. Notice of the hearing shall be posted at least thirty days prior to the hearing.
(5) Following the public hearing, the department shall adopt a finding that the proposed new or expanded class I correctional industries work program: (a) Will not compete with any Washington business; (b) will not compete unfairly with any Washington business; or (c) will compete unfairly with any Washington business and is therefore prohibited under chapter 167, Laws of 2004.

[ 2004 c 167 § 4.]

Structure Revised Code of Washington

Revised Code of Washington

Title 72 - State Institutions

Chapter 72.09 - Department of Corrections.

72.09.010 - Legislative intent.

72.09.015 - Definitions.

72.09.030 - Department created—Secretary.

72.09.040 - Transfer of functions from department of social and health services.

72.09.050 - Powers and duties of secretary.

72.09.055 - Affordable housing—Inventory of suitable property.

72.09.057 - Fees for reproduction, shipment, and certification of documents and records.

72.09.060 - Organization of department—Program for public involvement and volunteers.

72.09.070 - Correctional industries advisory committee—Recommendations.

72.09.080 - Correctional industries advisory committee—Appointment of members, chair—Compensation—Support.

72.09.090 - Correctional industries account—Expenditure—Profits—Appropriations.

72.09.095 - Transfer of funds to department of labor and industries for crime victims' compensation.

72.09.100 - Inmate work program—Classes of work programs—Participation—Benefits.

72.09.101 - Inmate work program—Administrators' duty.

72.09.104 - Prison work programs to operate automated data input and retrieval systems.

72.09.106 - Subcontracting of data input and microfilm capacities.

72.09.110 - Inmates' wages—Supporting cost of corrections—Crime victims' compensation and family support.

72.09.111 - Inmate wages—Deductions—Availability of savings—Recovery of cost of incarceration—Definition.

72.09.115 - Proposed new class I correctional industries work program—Threshold analysis—Business impact analysis—Public hearing—Finding.

72.09.116 - Information obtained under RCW 72.09.115 exempt from public disclosure.

72.09.120 - Distribution of list of inmate job opportunities.

72.09.130 - Incentive system for participation in education and work programs—Rules—Dissemination.

72.09.135 - Adoption of standards for correctional facilities.

72.09.190 - Legal services for inmates.

72.09.200 - Transfer of files, property, and appropriations.

72.09.210 - Transfer of employees.

72.09.220 - Employee rights under collective bargaining.

72.09.225 - Sexual misconduct by state employees, contractors.

72.09.230 - Duties continued during transition.

72.09.240 - Reimbursement of employees for offender assaults.

72.09.251 - Communicable disease prevention guidelines.

72.09.260 - Litter cleanup programs—Requirements.

72.09.270 - Individual reentry plan.

72.09.275 - Duty to notify of process for restoration of voting rights.

72.09.280 - Community justice centers.

72.09.285 - Rental voucher list—Housing providers.

72.09.290 - Correctional facility siting list.

72.09.300 - Local law and justice council—Rules.

72.09.310 - Community custody violator.

72.09.311 - Confinement of community custody violators.

72.09.312 - Community custody violations—Data and information—Report to the governor and legislature.

72.09.315 - Court-ordered treatment—Violations—Required notifications.

72.09.320 - Community placement—Liability.

72.09.330 - Sex offenders and kidnapping offenders—Registration—Notice to persons convicted of sex offenses and kidnapping offenses.

72.09.333 - Sex offenders—Facilities on McNeil Island.

72.09.335 - Sex offenders—Treatment assessment and opportunity.

72.09.337 - Sex offenders—Rules regarding.

72.09.340 - Supervision of sex offenders—Public safety—Policy for release plan evaluation and approval—Implementation, publicizing, notice—Rejection of residence locations of felony sex offenders of minor victims—Notice—Supervised visitation consider...

72.09.345 - Sex offenders—Release of information to protect public—End-of-sentence review committee—Assessment—Records access—Review, classification, referral of offenders—Issuance of narrative notices.

72.09.350 - Corrections mental health center—Collaborative arrangement with University of Washington—Services for offenders with mental illness—Annual report to the legislature.

72.09.370 - Reentry community services program—Plan for postrelease treatment and support services—Rules.

72.09.380 - Rule making—Medicaid—Secretary of corrections—Director of health care authority.

72.09.381 - Rule making—Chapter 214, Laws of 1999—Secretary of corrections—Director of health care authority.

72.09.400 - Work ethic camp program—Findings—Intent.

72.09.410 - Work ethic camp program—Generally.

72.09.450 - Limitation on denial of access to services and supplies—Recoupment of assessments—Collections.

72.09.460 - Incarcerated individual participation in education and work programs—Postsecondary degree education opportunities—Legislative intent—Priorities—Rules—Payment of costs.

72.09.465 - Postsecondary degree education programs.

72.09.467 - Postsecondary degree education programs—Reports to the legislature.

72.09.469 - Postsecondary degree education programs—Study.

72.09.470 - Inmate contributions for cost of privileges—Standards.

72.09.480 - Inmate funds subject to deductions—Definitions—Exceptions—Child support collection actions.

72.09.490 - Policy on extended family visitation.

72.09.495 - Incarcerated parents—Policies to encourage family contact and engagement.

72.09.500 - Prohibition on weight-lifting.

72.09.510 - Limitation on purchasing recreational equipment and dietary supplements that increase muscle mass.

72.09.520 - Limitation on purchase of televisions.

72.09.530 - Prohibition on receipt or possession of contraband—Rules.

72.09.540 - Inmate name change—Limitations on use—Penalty.

72.09.560 - Camp for alien offenders.

72.09.580 - Offender records and reports.

72.09.585 - Mental health services information—Required inquiries and disclosures—Release to court, individuals, indeterminate sentence review board, state and local agencies.

72.09.588 - Pregnant inmates—Midwifery or doula services—Reasonable accommodations.

72.09.590 - Community safety.

72.09.600 - Rules—Chapter 196, Laws of 1999.

72.09.620 - Extraordinary medical placement—Reports.

72.09.630 - Custodial sexual misconduct—Investigation of allegations.

72.09.650 - Use of force by limited authority Washington peace officers—Detention of persons.

72.09.651 - Use of restraints on pregnant women or youth in custody—Allowed in extraordinary circumstances.

72.09.652 - Use of restraints on pregnant women or youth in custody—Provision of information to staff and pregnant women and youth in custody.

72.09.670 - Gang involvement among incarcerated offenders—Intervention programs—Study.

72.09.680 - Statewide security advisory committee.

72.09.682 - Multidisciplinary teams—Inmate job assignments.

72.09.684 - Training curriculum—Safety issues—Total confinement correctional facilities.

72.09.686 - Body alarms and proximity cards—Study and report.

72.09.688 - Video monitoring cameras—Study and report.

72.09.690 - Pepper spray—Plan for use.

72.09.710 - Drug offenders—Notice of release or escape.

72.09.712 - Prisoner escape, parole, release, community custody or work release placement, or furlough—Notification procedures.

72.09.713 - Prisoner escape, parole, release, community custody or work release placement, or furlough—Notice of work release placement.

72.09.714 - Prisoner escape, release, or furlough—Homicide, violent, and sex offenses—Rights of victims and witnesses.

72.09.716 - Prisoner escape, release, or furlough—Requests for notification.

72.09.718 - Prisoner escape, release, or furlough—Notification as additional requirement.

72.09.720 - Prisoner escape, release, or furlough—Consequences of failure to notify.

72.09.730 - Schools—Notice to designated recipient of offender release.

72.09.740 - Reimbursement for state patrol expenses towards water line construction for Shelton academy.

72.09.745 - Security threat groups—Information collection.

72.09.750 - Access to reentry programs and services for wrongly convicted persons.

72.09.755 - Department of corrections—Use of screening and assessment process.

72.09.760 - Facility commissary program—Access.

72.09.765 - Inmate access to telecommunication services—Contracting—Reporting.

72.09.770 - Unexpected fatality review—Records—Discovery.

72.09.775 - Body scanner program—Report to the governor and legislature.

72.09.900 - Effective date—1981 c 136.

72.09.901 - Short title.

72.09.902 - Construction—1981 c 136.

72.09.903 - Savings—1981 c 136.

72.09.904 - Construction—1999 c 196.

72.09.905 - Short title—1999 c 196.

72.09.906 - Construction—Chapter applicable to state registered domestic partnerships—2009 c 521.