Requires that a sex offender must report each address where the sex offender resides, including any multiple or part-time residences.

The bill requires sex offenders to report every address where they live, including any additional or part-time residences they may have. This aims to ensure that law enforcement has accurate information about where sex offenders are residing at all times. The goal is to enhance public safety and keep communities informed.

Supporters of this bill argue that it will strengthen community safety by ensuring that law enforcement has complete and up-to-date information about the whereabouts of sex offenders. They believe that knowing where these individuals live can help protect vulnerable populations and prevent potential reoffending.

Critics of the bill may argue that it places an undue burden on sex offenders, potentially complicating their reintegration into society. They might also contend that simply tracking addresses does not address the underlying issues of recidivism and could lead to stigmatization and discrimination against those who have served their time.