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(a) An individual who wishes to provide sex offender treatment to a sex offender who is under the department's jurisdiction first must obtain, and then maintain, approval from the department under this chapter in order for the treated sex offender to be considered in compliance with a sex offender treatment requirement imposed by the court, the parole board, or the department. Department approval of such a provider is required regardless of who pays for the sex offender's treatment and regardless of whether the treatment takes place in a correctional facility or is community-based.
(b) An individual does not need approval under this chapter in order to provide a service that is not sex offender treatment, as defined in 22 AAC 30.900, to a sex offender who is under the department's jurisdiction.
History: Eff. 11/2/2002, Register 164
Authority: AS 33.30.011
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