Section Cor 407.06 - Documentation and Processing of Individual Re-entry Plans(a) Upon completion of assessments, data shall be assessed and compiled by the classification staff member for the purpose of developing the resident re-entry plan. Program and treatment needs shall be determined and defined by behavioral health, medical, educational, vocational, and relevant program staff.(b) The classification staff member or designee shall write the re-entry plan.(c) The plan, based on assessed needs, shall include applicable: (d) The completed plan shall be signed by the resident and the classification staff member.(e) The completed plan shall then be forwarded to the administrator of classification and client records for review.(f) If the administrator of classification and client records considers the plan not to be relevant to the program needs of the resident in accordance with the assigned classification needs scores, it shall be returned to the author of the plan for further review or clarification.(g) Pre-trial detainees, immigration detainees, and federal detainees shall not have re-entry plans developed due to their un-sentenced status but shall be assigned an initial classification score at the time of their initial classification evaluation which shall govern their custody level, housing assignment, and work assignment throughout their stay unless their sentencing status changes.(h) Residents who transferred from other jurisdictions to serve their sentence shall have a re-entry plan developed following the same procedures as sentenced New Hampshire residents but all decisions involved in this plan that require approval by the sending jurisdiction shall be subject to such approval before any change in status is made.(i) The commissioner shall remove any resident from any approved plan, at any level of custody, at any time if in his or her opinion the placement might jeopardize the safety, security, or the orderly operation of the institution staff, other residents, or the public.(j) The re-entry plan for the resident shall be a recommended course of action and shall not be binding on the department to grant movement forward in custody levels, recommend parole, or special alternative programs.(k) The classification staff member shall date and sign the "Initial Classification Evaluation and Re-entry Planning" form.(l) The resident shall date and sign the "Initial Classification Evaluation and Re-entry Planning" form.(m) If the resident refuses to sign the completed form, there shall be no consequence to him or her. The form shall simply be processed through appropriate channels, with a notation that the resident has refused to sign it.N.H. Admin. Code § Cor 407.06
Derived from Volume XXXIX Number 24, Filed June 13, 2019, Proposed by #12777, Effective 5/11/2019, Expires 5/11/2029.