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00 2004-05-12 Introduced in Senate 2004-06-16T20:14:50Z Federal Inmate Work Opportunities Review Commission - Establishes the Federal Inmate Work Opportunities Review Commission to: (1) examine Federal Prison Industries (FPI), including its impact on the Federal Bureau of Prison's correctional mission, recidivism, and safe prison management and on the private sector and private labor markets; (2) examine the market viability of and number of inmates employed by FPI before and after enactment of the 2004 Consolidated (Omnibus) Appropriations bill and the potential impact of other legislative proposals; and (3) examine alternatives to maximize inmate work opportunities while minimizing domestic private sector job displacement, including State and foreign government inmate work programs.

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