Section 50.01.01.350 - PAROLE PLAN AND RELEASE PROCEDURES01.Parole Plan. (3-23-22)a. The proposed parole plan should be available at the parole hearing interview and parole consideration hearing and should include a stable residence, employment or maintenance and care plan, as well as treatment for alcohol or drug problems, mental health problems, sex offender treatment, after care treatment, or any other treatment deemed necessary. The plan will be developed to manage and mitigate offender risk and will address the offender's needs. (3-23-22)b. Educational programs may be considered, but the offender must demonstrate how normal living, treatment, and transportation expenses, etc., will be paid for. (3-23-22)c. All parole plans will be investigated by the supervising authority in the area in which the prospective parolee plans to reside. (3-23-22)02.Tentative Parole Dates. All parole release dates granted by the Commission are tentative. (3-23-22) a. The parole plan must be approved before the actual release date can be set to allow time for processing the release. (3-23-22)b. The Commission may reconsider its decision, and void the tentative parole date if the Commission receives information that was not available at the time of the hearing or the offender has disciplinary problems following the parole hearing. (3-23-22)03. Contract. Prior to release to parole, the offender must sign a contract with the Commission and acknowledge all general and special conditions of parole. (3-23-22)a. The parolee will be issued reporting instructions that will include contact information for the supervising office. (3-23-22)Idaho Admin. Code r. 50.01.01.350