Relates to information to be reported by registered sex offenders

This bill requires registered sex offenders to report changes in their employment address to the state division of criminal justice services within 10 days, along with other updates like residence or school enrollment. It mandates a $10 fee for each registration change, though failure to pay doesn’t block the registration. For offenders classified as moderate risk (level two), law enforcement must notify specific organizations - including schools, libraries, day cares, and nursing homes - about the offender’s employment address and other details. This information becomes publicly accessible upon request, expanding transparency for entities serving vulnerable populations. The law affects sex offenders who change jobs and the organizations receiving these notifications.