; (3) for each incarcerated person who is not placed in a facility that is within 500 miles of his or her primary residence, the number of miles from the prisoner’s primary residence to the facility where such prisoner is placed; and (4) for each incarcerated person who is not placed at a facility within 500 miles of his or her primary residence, whether such incarcerated person has received any visits in the previous calendar year, and if so, how many. 612. GAO study on representation in the Bureau of Prisons The Comptroller General of the United States shall conduct a study of the best practices as of the date of enactment of this Act in recruiting and retaining women as correctional officers within the Bureau of Prisons. This report shall also include practices which have been counterproductive to any such effort. Additionally the report shall detail the demographics of the Bureau workforce as of the date of the study, disaggregated by age, racial, ethnic, and gender composition. 613. Authorization of appropriations There is authorized to be appropriated to carry out this title $5,000,000 for each of fiscal years 2025 through 2029. Not less than 30 percent of such funding shall be used for salaries and benefits and increased employment mandates as provided under this title. VII GENDER-INFORMED REENTRY REFORM 701. Focus on women at residential reentry centers and in community confinement The Director shall ensure that placement of incarcerated persons into prerelease custody through community confinement, which shall include residential reentry centers, community treatment centers, halfway houses, restitution centers, mental health facilities, alcohol or drug rehabilitation centers, or other community correctional facilities, shall— (1) in the case of an incarcerated person who is a custodial parent of a minor child, permit the visitation with such child or residence with such child; (2) shall ensure that such placement provides adequate gender-appropriate hygiene, healthcare, and nutrition needs