Providing supervision of a sexually violent predator after release or discharge.

SB 6301 modifies the conditions for releasing sexually violent predators from secure facilities into community settings. It requires courts to mandate electronic monitoring with real-time tracking, a 500-foot minimum distance from schools and child care facilities, and individualized restrictions on residence, contact with victims, substance use, and required treatment. The bill also introduces "fair share principles" to ensure releases are distributed across counties to avoid concentration in one area, and demands the department of corrections investigate and recommend release conditions within 60 days. This directly affects individuals committed as sexually violent predators who are being considered for conditional release.