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An act to create the corrections omnibus act; To bring forward section 47-7-2, mississippi code of 1972, which is the definitions section of the probation and parole law, for purposes of possible amendment; To bring forward section 47-7-3, mississippi code of 1972, which relates to parole eligibility for inmates, for purposes of possible amendment; To bring forward section 47-7-3.1, mississippi code of 1972, which relates to case plans for inmates, for purposes of possible amendment; To bring forward section 47-7-3.2, mississippi code of 1972, which relates to the minimum time offenders must serve, for purposes of possible amendment; To bring forward section 47-7-4, mississippi code of 1972, which pertains to conditional medical release, for purposes of possible amendment; To bring forward section 47-7-5, mississippi code of 1972, which relates to the creation of the state parole board, for purposes of possible amendment; To bring forward section 47-7-6, mississippi code of 1972, which relates to the parole board collecting certain information, for purposes of possible amendment; To bring forward section 47-7-9, mississippi code of 1972, which relates to the division of community corrections, for purposes of possible amendment; To bring forward section 47-7-11, mississippi code of 1972, which pertains to certain per diem and expenses, for purposes of possible amendment; To bring forward section 47-7-13, mississippi code of 1972, which relates to the voting requirements of the parole board, for purposes of possible amendment; To bring forward section 47-7-15, mississippi code of 1972, which relates to the official seal of the parole board; To bring forward section 47-7-17, mississippi code of 1972, which relates to the examination of inmates records by the parole board, for purposes of possible amendment; To bring forward section 47-7-18, mississippi code of 1972, which relates to conditions for parole-eligible inmates without a hearing, for purposes of possible amen