Level III predatory offenders required to be subject to electronic surveillance while under community correctional supervision, and money appropriated.

HF 932 requires Minnesota to place all Level III predatory offenders (those convicted of specific sex offenses under statutes like 609.342-609.3453) under electronic surveillance during their entire period of community supervision, such as parole or probation. The bill mandates this surveillance as a standard condition of release, replacing previous discretion, and includes requirements for proper setup at the offender's residence before monitoring begins. It also prohibits certain internet activities for these offenders, like maintaining social media accounts accessible to minors, and appropriates funding for implementation starting in fiscal year 2026. This policy directly affects individuals convicted of qualifying sex offenses who are under community supervision in Minnesota.