"Pro-Rehabilitation Act"

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"Pro-Rehabilitation Act"

lobby groups

PASAN

Toronto Prisoner's Rights Project

John Howard Society of Ontario

area of law

The "Pro-Rehabilitation Act" would fall under constitutional law.

cost

$200 million to improve the quality of prison healthcare in the province of Canada

$5800 per prisoner in any given facility (double what is being paid right now, which is approximately 1% of the correction system's budget) for education

sentences/fines/punishments

Prison institutions not abiding by the Pro-Rehabilitation Act will be fined $750 000 and must show an intent to change infrastructure in compliance with the act or be closed down

benefits to society

Destigmatize prison

Image of prison changes from that of a criminogenic milieu to one of rehabilitation and improvement

Benefit the economy by causing an influx of skilled workers

Help prisoners find their role in the world

Improve the mental health of prisoners

Help long-term prisoners re-integrate into society with the required skills

Reduce rates of recidivism

solutions

Provide more resources for ex-convicts seeking to re-integrate into society

Provide better quality education & healthcare for prisoners

Buy quality product for cooking and provide higher salaries for prison educators

stakeholders

Prison faculty, administration, and the institution as a whole

Citizens, after prisoners finish their sentences

People searching for work

Victims of violent offenders

Family of victims

Prisoners

Family of prisoners

The government (expenditures)