Assembly Bill 630 proposes amendments to the statutes regarding the tracking of sex offenders who are unable to provide an address. Currently, individuals required to register as sex offenders must provide an address, and those on parole or extended supervision must notify the Department of Corrections (DOC) of any address changes. The bill introduces new provisions that require individuals on parole or extended supervision to notify the DOC within 24 hours if they become unable to provide an address.

Additionally, the bill creates a new statute that mandates tracking for individuals who are subject to reporting requirements but are not currently tracked, should they be unable to provide an address. This tracking will be conducted using a passive positioning system, ensuring that even those without a fixed address can be monitored for compliance with sex offender registration laws.

Statutes affected:
Bill Text: 301.45(4)(b), 301.45