(1) Creating two parts within the bill;

(2) Amending section 5 of Act 1, Second Special Session laws of Hawaii 2001 to require the AG to collect data generated as a result of the task force's recommendations, from the Department of Education, the Department of Health, the University of Hawaii, and service providers, and report its findings to the legislature no later than twenty days before the convening of the regular session of 2004;

(3) Amending §846D-1, HRS, by defining "registration information" to mean the information specified in §846E-2(b), HRS;

(4) Amending §846E-2(b), HRS, by deleting the phrase "a signed statement by the sex offender containing", and adding the phrase "the following information";

(5) Amending §846E-2(b)(6), HRS, by adding the phrase "in any way, whether or not compensated, including but not limited to affiliation";

(6) Adding subsection (c) to §846E-2, HRS, which requires the sex offender to sign a statement verifying that all registration information is accurate and current whenever a sex offender provides registration information;

(7) Adding subsection (d) to §846E-2, HRS, which provides that each sex offender, whether or not a resident of this state, who remains in the state for more than ten days or for an aggregate period exceeding thirty days in one calendar year, must register within three working days of arrival in the State, release from incarceration or commitment, release on furlough, placement on parole, or arrival in a county in which the offender resides or expects to be present for a period exceeding ten days, and repealing the same provision from §846E-4(e);

(8) Adding a requirement to §846E-2, HRS, that sex offenders register in person with the county chief of police having jurisdiction of the area where the offender resides or is present, and repealing the same provision from §846E-4(e), HRS;

(9) Clarifying in §846E-3(d), HRS, that the State will be represented in a civil proceeding by the prosecuting attorney for the county where the hearing is held, to determine whether a sex offender's registration information will be publicly released;

(10) Amending §846E-3(d), HRS, by repealing the phrase "one or more of the factors" and inserting the word "factor", and repealing language permitting the sex offender to petition the court every ten years for reconsideration of the court's determination of lifetime public release. Also repeals the court's ability to relieve the sex offender from the lifetime public release determination upon written findings that the offender does not present a threat to the community and that public release is no longer necessary;

(11) Inserts new language into §846E-3(d), HRS, allowing a sex offender to petition the court, and allowing the court to modify its lifetime public release order upon a showing by clear and convincing evidence that the sex offender suffers an extraordinary physical disability that prevents the offender from committing future sexual offenses;

(12) Amending §846E-4(a), HRS, by inserting the words "at any time" in two places, repealing the words "name, employment, vehicle, or residence address", inserting the phrase "any of the sex offender's registration information,", repealing the phrase "not later than ten days after establishing residence in the new state;" and inserting the phrase "within the period of time mandated by the new state's sex offender registration laws;";

(13) Amending §846E-6(a), HRS, repealing the words "name, employment, vehicle, or residence address", inserting the phrase "any of the sex offender's registration information", repealing the phrase "not later than ten days after the person establishes residence in that state.", and inserting the phrase "within the period of time mandated by the new state's sex offender registration laws."; and

(14) Making technical, nonsubstantive changes for clarity and style.