The proposed bill, General Assembly Proposed Bill No. 6383, aims to create a tiered system for the Connecticut Sex Offender Registry. This system will categorize sexual offenders into three risk levels: lowest risk, moderate risk, and highest risk, based on an assessment of each individual offender. Additionally, the bill seeks to amend current law by undoing the retroactive application of the sexual offender registration requirement for individuals who have fully served their sentences prior to the establishment of the registry. In summary, the bill introduces a structured approach to managing sexual offenders by assessing their risk levels and providing a more equitable treatment for those who have already completed their sentences. The proposed changes are intended to enhance the effectiveness of the registry while addressing concerns about fairness for individuals affected by the retroactive application of registration requirements.