(5)__An order requiring the noncomplying parent to post bond or security to ensure future compliance;

(6)__An order requiring that make-up contact time be provided for the aggrieved parent under the following conditions:

(a)__That such contact time is of the same type and duration of contact time as that denied, including but not limited to time during weekends, on holidays and on weekdays during the summer;

(b)__That such contact time is made up within 6 months after the noncompliance occurs unless the period of time or holiday cannot be made up within 6 months, in which case the contact time must be made up within one year after the noncompliance occurs; and

(c)__That such contact time takes place at the time and in the manner chosen by the aggrieved parent if it is in the best interests of the child;

(7)__An order finding the parent who did not comply with the order in contempt of court and imposing a fine or term of imprisonment;

(8)__An order imposing on the noncomplying parent a fine not to exceed $100 per incident of denied contact time;

(9)__An order scheduling a hearing for modification of the existing order concerning the award of parental rights and responsibilities; and

(10)__Any other order that promotes the best interests of the child involved.

Sec. 2. Parenting time enforcement program. The appropriate state agency, as determined by the Governor, shall develop a parenting time enforcement program.

1. Development of program. The program must facilitate children's access to the parents with whom the children reside