''Recognising that Kodiak’s prison system has been sorely neglected and is in a minimally functioning state, this act seeks to improve the nation's prisons to an appropriate condition for Kodiak’s citizenry.''

 

 

=== Article 1 - Mission ===

:3.1 - Prisoners shall be quartered with 4 prisoners per cell.

:3.2 - Cells shall be outfitted with bunks & hygiene facilities.

 

=== Article 4 – Prisoner Rights ===

:4.2 - Prisoners will be entitled to 3 meals per day which conform to national nutritional standards.

:4.3 - Prisoners shall be entitled to general health and urgent care.

:5.1 - The Kodiak Prison System shall provide Rehabilitation Programs to its inmates.

::5.1.1 - Inmates will be entitled to therapy and counseling, anger management courses, career workshops, and secondary education classes.

::5.2.1 - The program will be available to all inmates who have not been convicted of violent crimes or felonies. If a prison warden or other administrator deems it necessary to deny these programs to an individual or multiple prisoners due to perceived flight risk or unruly or violent behavior, they may submit a request detailing why the prisoner(s) should be barred from participation.

::5.2.2 - The government may award employment contracts to corporations, allowing said companies to select a desired amount of inmates to participate in a Vocational/Technical Training Program. Inmates shall receive training and experience via company programs and on-the-job experience. Inmates may work a maximum of eight hours per day, being paid at 3 quarters of the standard rate they would receive if free, but may not fall below the minimum wage.

=== Article 6 – Funding ===

:6.1 - The maintenance and operations of the nation's prisons will be funded from the budget of the Ministry of Justice, Law & Order.

:6.2 - The Rehabilitation and Labour programs shall be funded by the Ministry of Education.

 

=== Article 7 – Repeal of the Existing Prisons Act ===