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Section 4.11 Notification of Coordinator. The Sending Jurisdiction shall notify the Receiving Jurisdiction of the Sending Jurisdiction coordinator responsible for administering the Compact. Should the coordinator be absent for an extended period of time, the coordinator shall arrange for, and notify the Receiving Jurisdiction in writing, of the alternate contact person during the coordinator'sabsence. Section 4.12 Access to Courts. Receiving Jurisdiction agrees to provide Sending Jurisdiction Incarcerated Individuals in Receiving Jurisdiction custody under this Compact meaningful access to the courts through: (a) the use of court -appointed attorneys to satisfy their Sixth Amendment right to counsel, (b) access to contracted attorneys provided by the Sending Jurisdiction, and/or (c) access to legal resource materials at Receiving Jurisdiction. Receiving Jurisdiction also agrees to provide the Sending Jurisdiction's Incarcerated Individuals access to assigned or appointed attorneys in accordance with security and operating needs and consistent with access granted to Receiving Jurisdiction Incarcerated Individuals. 4.12.1 Sending Jurisdiction will appear and defend Receiving Jurisdiction from any challenges to confinement or conviction, such as petitions under habeas corpus. Section 4.13 Reconciliation of Incarcerated Individual Days and Costs. When the two Parties to this Agreement transfer Incarcerated Individuals to each other, there shall be a reconciliation of the number of Incarcerated Individual Days accrued by each Party. If the number of Incarcerated Individual Days accrued by each Party is equal, no payment for Incarcerated Individual Days is necessary for the affected period, except extraordinary medical, legal and transport costs. If the number of Incarcerated Individual days is not equal, the Party accruing the lesser number of Incarcerated Individual Days may credit any obligation of the other Party against their future obligations or may bill the other Party for the excess accrued Incarcerated Individual Days at the daily rate set by the Office of Financial Management under RCW 70.48.440, unless the Parties have agreed to another rate for a particular transfer. Section 4.14 Transportation and Security. The Sending Jurisdiction shall provide transportation and security for Incarcerated Individuals being transported to and from court appearances. Section 4.15 Inspections. The Sending Jurisdiction shall have the right to inspect and or audit the Receiving Jurisdiction's Facility at its discretion, with or without advance notice. Article V RECEIVING JURISDICTION RESPONSIBILITIES Section 5.01 Supervision. The Receiving Jurisdiction shall be responsible for the supervision of the Incarcerated Individuals that it accepts into custody from the Sending Jurisdiction. Washington State K14078 Page 5 of 11 Department of Corrections 26RAD