Amend CSSB 1650 as follows: (1) In SECTION 1, in amended Subsection (a), Article 62.03, Code of Criminal Procedure, between "assign to the person a numeric risk level" and the comma (Committee Printing, page 1, line 20) insert "of one or two". (2) In SECTION 1, in amended Subsection (c), Article 62.03, Code of Criminal Procedure, between "developed or selected under Article 62.035" and "and ensure" (Committee Printing, page 2, lines 16-17), insert ", assign to the person a numeric risk level of one or two,". (3) In SECTION 1, in amended Subsection (e), Article 62.03, Code of Criminal Procedure, strike "and the person is not assigned a numeric risk level three," (Committee Printing, page 2, lines 38-39). (4) In SECTION 1, in amended Subsection (e), Article 62.03, Code of Criminal Procedure, strike "or the person's numeric risk level" (Committee Printing, page 2, line 49). (5) In SECTION 2, in proposed Article 62.035(b)(3), strike the language between "level three:" and "no basis for concern" (Committee Printing, page 3, lines 42-44). (6) In SECTION 2, at the end of proposed Article 62.035, Code of Criminal Procedure (Committee Printing, page 3, between lines 46 and 47), insert a Subsection (c) to read as follows: (c) The risk assessment review committee may assign to a person a numeric risk level of three only on receipt of notice under Article 62.04 that the person intends to move to a new residence in this state and only if: (1) the person was originally assigned a numeric risk level of two under Article 62.03; (2) the committee considers any information available to the committee that was used by the committee or by the court at the time of assigning to the person a numeric risk level of two; and (3) the basis on which the person is subject to registration is a conviction of or a grant of deferred adjudication for an offense under Section 21.11 or Section 22.011(a)(2), Penal Code, or an adjudication of delinquent conduct based on a violation of one of those offenses, committed against a victim who is of the opposite sex of the person and is not more than five years younger than the person. (7) In the introductory language to SECTION 3 (Committee Printing, page 3, line 47), strike "(f)" and substitute "(d), (f),". (8) In SECTION 3, between the introductory language and amended Subsection (f), Article 62.04, Code of Criminal Procedure (Committee Printing, page 3, between lines 48 and 49), insert the following: (d) Not later than the third day after receipt of information under Subsection (a) or (b), whichever is earlier, the local law enforcement authority shall forward this information to the department and, if the person intends to move to another municipality or county in this state, to the applicable local law enforcement authority in that municipality or county and, if the person meets the criteria described by Article 62.035(c)(3) to be reassigned a numeric risk level of three, to the risk assessment review committee established under that article. On receipt of information under this subsection, the risk assessment review committee shall determine whether the person meets the criteria to be reassigned a numeric risk level of three, assign to the person a numeric risk level of three, if the person meets that criteria, and immediately send a written notice of the person's risk level to the department and to the local law enforcement authority in the municipality or county where the person intends to reside. (9) In SECTION 4, in proposed Article 62.045(c), Code of Criminal Procedure, between "notice is provided under" and the comma (Committee Printing, page 4, line 44), strike "this section" and substitute "Subsection (a)". (10) In SECTION 4, at the end of proposed Article 62.045, Code of Criminal Procedure (Committee Printing, page 4, line 49), add a Subsection (d) to read as follows: (d) On receipt of notice under this chapter that a person subject to registration under this chapter is required to register or verify registration with a local law enforcement authority and has been assigned a numeric risk level of one, the local law enforcement authority may provide notice to the public in any manner determined appropriate by the local law enforcement authority, including holding a neighborhood meeting, posting notices in the area where the person intends to reside, distributing printed notices to area residents, or establishing a specialized local website. The local law enforcement authority may include in the notice any information that is public information under this chapter. (11) Strike SECTIONS 5, 6, and 7 of the bill and renumber the existing SECTIONS of the bill accordingly.