; and (D) notice of the supervisee’s right to retain counsel or to request that counsel be appointed if the supervisee cannot afford to retain counsel to consult with legal counsel before agreeing to admit to the alleged violation. (2) Counsel shall be appointed for any financially eligible person. (3) Effect of supervisee elections after notice If the supervisee agrees to waive the right to a revocation or modification hearing, agrees in writing to submit to the graduated sanction or sanctions as set forth in the Notice of Graduated Sanctions, and admits to the alleged violation of supervision, the specified sanction shall immediately be imposed. If the supervisee does not agree to waive the right to the revocation or modification hearing, does not agree to submit to the specified sanction or sanctions, does not admit to the alleged violation, or if the supervisee fails to complete the graduated sanction or sanctions to the satisfaction of the probation officer and that officer’s supervisor, then the probation officer may commence supervision revocation or modification proceedings. (c) Definitions In this section: (1) Criminogenic risk and needs factors The term criminal risk and needs factors means the characteristics and behaviors that are associated with the risk of committing crimes and, that when addressed with evidence-based programming are diminished. (2) Evidence-based practices The term evidence-based practices means policies, procedures, and practices that scientific research demonstrates reduce recidivism. (3) Graduated sanctions The term graduated sanctions means an accountability-based, graduated series of sanctions applicable to supervisees to hold such supervisees accountable for their actions by providing appropriate and proportional sanctions for each violation of supervision. (4) Sanctioning grid The term sanctioning grid means a list of graduated responses for use in responding to supervisee behavior that violates a condition or conditions of supervision, with responses ranging from less