What is the term for the state that receives a probationer under the interstate compact for supervision?

The term "Receiving State" refers to the state that accepts a probationer for supervision under the Interstate Compact for Adult Offender Supervision (ICAOS). When an individual on probation moves from one state to another, the state from which the probationer is moving is known as the "Sending State," while the state that is taking over the supervision of that individual is called the "Receiving State." This compact facilitates the supervision of probationers across state lines, ensuring a consistent and effective management of offenders by the new state of residence. In this context, the Receiving State is responsible for overseeing the probationer's compliance with conditions set by the Sending State, thus maintaining the enforcement of the probation terms. The other terms do not accurately describe the role of the state that is supervising the probationer after their relocation.