The bill amends existing legislation by allowing the Commissioner of Corrections in Minnesota to revoke earned incentive release credits if an inmate violates facility rules or commits a criminal act while incarcerated. Previously, once these credits were earned, they could not be revoked. Earned incentive release credits are used to reduce the length of an inmate's prison term but not their term of supervised release. The maximum reduction in sentence due to these credits is 17% of the total sentence, with the requirement that an inmate must still serve at least half of their sentence.