(a) (1) If the evaluation team determines under § 4-301(c) of this subtitle that an incarcerated individual is not an eligible person, the Director shall notify the Commissioner and send to the Commissioner a copy of the evaluation team's report. (2) Within 30 days after sending the notice, the incarcerated individual shall be delivered to the appropriate correctional facility that the Commissioner designates. (b) If the evaluation team determines under § 4-301(c) of this subtitle that the incarcerated individual is an eligible person, the Director shall notify the Commissioner and the incarcerated individual shall be admitted to the eligible person remediation program if the admission does not exceed the program capacity specified in § 4-202(c) of this title. (c) (1) The evaluation team shall prepare, file with the Director, and implement an individualized written remediation plan for each eligible person. (2) The Director or an associate director for treatment shall review the remediation plan and the eligible person's progress under it at appropriate intervals not exceeding every 6 months. (d) (1) At least once a year, following a new evaluation by an evaluation team, the Board of Review shall review an incarcerated individual's status as an eligible person and the incarcerated individual's progress under the remediation plan. (2) After its review, the Board of Review shall make appropriate written recommendations for the future remediation and status of the eligible person. (3) The Institution shall maintain a copy of these recommendations as part of the incarcerated individual's file. (e) An incarcerated individual transferred to the Institution for evaluation or treatment remains in the custody of the Division of Correction and under the sentence imposed on the incarcerated individual, but the incarcerated individual is subject to the immediate control of the Institution and its staff.
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