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Contractor agrees to provide workspace to conduct those programs, provided that such space is available and not being used by the Contractor. Section 3.14 Orientation. Upon a Department offender's arrival at the Facility, the Contractor agrees to fingerprint, conduct an NCIC check and provide an orientation for the Department offender in the same manner as for a Contractor inmate. This orientation must include the Facility's: 1) requirements for work; 2) Facility rules and disciplinary procedures; 3) medical care availability; and 4) visitation rules. The Department will advise Department offenders of the requirement to follow the rules of the Facility . Section 3.15 Clothing. Section 3.15.1 Clothing and bedding for Department offenders will be provided and maintained in accordance with the Facility's policies . Section 3.15.2 The Contractor agrees to provide work clothing and equipment appropriate to a Department offender's assignment to the same extent as provided to Contractor inmates . Section 3.15.3 The Contractor agrees to furnish Department offenders with climate appropriate outerwear to the same extent as provided to Contractor inmates. Section 3.15.4 Department offenders will be released in the clothing in which they arrived or in Department-provided apparel. Section 3.16 Transferable Items. Each party agrees to provide the other with a list of allowable items that may be transferred with a Department offender. Section 3 .17 Compensation for Work. The Contractor agrees to provide Department offenders who participate in Contractor employment the same reimbursement, if any, as provided to Contractor inmates performing similar work. Section 3.18 Discipline. The Contractor may discipline Department offenders in accordance with the Contractor's rules and disciplinary procedures. The Contractor agrees to notify the Department as soon as possible but not later than 72 hours after disciplining a Department offender or after a referral for criminal charges. In such cases, the Department reserves the right to determine if the Department offender's misconduct should also be addressed through the Department's violation and hearing processes. The Contractor reserves the right to refer a Department offender's misconduct for new criminal charges and the right to move Department offenders to more secure housing within the Facility consistent with the Contractor's policies, procedures and prudent facility management State of Washington Department of Corrections K9561 (4) Page 12 of 25 158362