Corrections: rehabilitation space.

Reporting frequency changed from biennially to annually, meaning the department must submit reports every year starting January 1, 2028 instead of every two years.

Removed the requirement to report a systemwide total for the deficit or surplus of education space. The bill now only requires reporting at each individual prison, eliminating the aggregate statewide figure.

Added the word 'reasonably' before 'could be converted' when describing space that could be repurposed for academic and vocational education, introducing a reasonableness standard that narrows what must be reported as convertible space.

Reporting frequency changed from biennial (every two years) to annual, meaning the department must submit a report every year starting January 1, 2028 instead of every other year.

A new reporting requirement was added: the department must now report the amount of space currently being used for other purposes that could be converted to be available for academic and vocational education. This gives the Legislature visibility into potential space that is not currently dedicated to education but could be repurposed.

The deficit or surplus reporting requirement was clarified to specifically reference 'the deficit or surplus of space available for academic and vocational education as described in paragraph (1)' rather than just a general 'space deficit or surplus.' This narrows the scope of what is being measured to education-specific space.