Level III predatory offenders required to be subject to electronic surveillance while under community correctional supervision, and money appropriated.

The bill requires that Level III predatory offenders wear electronic monitoring devices while they are under community supervision. This aims to enhance public safety by keeping track of these offenders' movements. Additionally, the bill includes funding to support the implementation of this surveillance system.

Supporters of the bill argue that it is a necessary step to protect communities from high-risk offenders. By implementing electronic monitoring, they believe it will deter potential reoffending and provide law enforcement with critical information to ensure public safety.

Critics of the bill contend that electronic surveillance may not effectively prevent crime and could lead to privacy concerns for the offenders. They argue that the focus should be on rehabilitation rather than punishment, and that the funds could be better spent on support services that address the root causes of offending behavior.