This bill amends the Florida Sexual Predators Act, specifically section 775.21, to enhance the definitions and reporting requirements for sexual predators and offenders. Key changes include the introduction of new definitions for "permanent residence," "temporary residence," and "transient residence," as well as the addition of an "in-state travel residence" category. Sexual predators are now required to report any changes in their residence status, including temporary and transient locations, within 48 hours. The bill also mandates detailed reporting of employment, vehicles, and professional licenses, while removing the requirement to register all changes to vehicles owned.

Additionally, the bill establishes a verification system for the addresses of sexual predators, requiring local law enforcement to verify these addresses at least four times a year. Sexual predators must report in person annually during their birthday month and every third month thereafter to ensure their personal information remains current. The bill imposes severe penalties for non-compliance with these registration requirements, classifying failures to report changes as felonies of the third degree. The legislation aims to improve monitoring and accountability of sexual predators and offenders in Florida, with an effective date set for October 1, 2025.