WAC 388-828-5080. How does DDD determine your adjusted protective supervision acuity score?

DDD determines your adjusted protective supervision acuity score by applying the following age-based score adjustments to your level of monitoring score for question number one in WAC 388-828-5060 : If you are: Then your age-based score adjustment is: 18 years or older Score is equal to your level of monitoring score 16-17 years of age Subtract 2 from your level of monitoring score 12-15 years of age Subtract 3 from your level of monitoring score 8-11 years of age Subtract 4 from your level of monitoring score 5-7 years of age Subtract 5 from your level of monitoring score 0-4 years of age Subtract 6 from your level of monitoring score If your adjusted level of monitoring score is a negative number, your adjusted protective supervision acuity score is zero. If you are: Then your age-based score adjustment is: 18 years or older Score is equal to your level of monitoring score 16-17 years of age Subtract 2 from your level of monitoring score 12-15 years of age Subtract 3 from your level of monitoring score 8-11 years of age Subtract 4 from your level of monitoring score 5-7 years of age Subtract 5 from your level of monitoring score 0-4 years of age Subtract 6 from your level of monitoring score If your adjusted level of monitoring score is a negative number, your adjusted protective supervision acuity score is zero. Example: If you are fifteen years old and "close proximity, (e.g., 1-2 hours, structured)" is identified as your level of monitoring score, your adjusted protective supervision acuity score is: Your close proximity score of four minus age-based score adjustment of three. For age twelve through fifteen, this equals an adjusted protective supervision score of one.