This is only part of the bill, I presume. The information you're talking about would come once the inmate also engages in it. I think all we're trying to do here, if I'm not mistaken, is ensure....
In most cases, the system knows when a person is going to be released. They know months in advance. They don't know the date of. In most cases, if a person is being released, they'll know two to three months in advance, or at a minimum, a month in advance. All this is saying is that once the date is known, it should be communicated by the system to old age security.
Obviously subsequently, after that, if it is amended, it is with the authorization of the inmate. It means that the inmate knows that this information is going. Then, of course, it's up to him or her to also give additional information. Hopefully, the system will also make sure and talk to the inmate and give him or her the documents and whatever else is needed.
I'm still trying to understand how this would materially change the bill or make it worse.