Concerning partial confinement eligibility and alignment.

Added a new section stating that the legislature recognizes partial confinement programs are critical for rehabilitation and reducing recidivism.

Updated the definition of 'minor child' to specifically mean a child under the age of 18.

Modified eligibility criteria for the parenting program to require that individuals be not prohibited from contact with a minor child by any law, court order, or other restriction.

Adjusted the minimum time served requirement for the graduated reentry program from three months to six months in total confinement.

Revised the effective dates and expiration dates for various sections of the act to align with the final legislative text.

Updated bill metadata to reflect it is now a 'Substitute Bill' with a new bill number (S-1173.3) and revised sponsorship details indicating it was processed by the Senate Human Services committee.

Added a new section (Sec. 6) to amend RCW 72.65.210, extending the bill's regulatory reach to include work release programs alongside parenting and reentry programs.

Updated eligibility definitions for parenting programs to include 'caregiver' alongside parents and stepparents, and clarified that the relationship must have existed at the time of the offense.

Inserted a new requirement (Sec. 1(7)) mandating clinically appropriate substance use disorder evaluations before transferring individuals to parenting programs, including access to medication-assisted treatment and fentanyl testing supplies.

Refined language regarding substance use disorder evaluations for the graduated reentry program to ensure consistency with the parenting program requirements, emphasizing timely treatment access.

Corrected the definition of 'minor child' to use the numeric value '18' instead of the word 'eighteen' for clarity.

Adjusted terminology throughout the bill from 'offender' to 'incarcerated individual' to align with modern correctional language standards.

Revised the expiration and effective date sections to align with the new section numbering caused by the addition of the work release amendment.