(a) A sex offender assessment report may be written:

1. (1) Summarizing the important aspects of each record completed, indicating the level of community notification level assigned the offender; and
2. (2) Providing recommendations for purposes of notification and monitoring.

(b) The report may include:

1. (1) Identifying demographic information;
2. (2) Sexual offense conviction and date;
3. (3) Brief synopsis (overview) of the sex crime;
4. (4) Prior (other) criminal convictions of a violent or sexual nature for which SOCNA has a judgment;
5. (5) Interview synopsis;
6. (6) A history of learning or intellectual problems;
7. (7) A history of mental illness or mental health treatment;
8. (8) Additional factors affecting community notification level;
9. (9) The assessed community notification level;
10. (10) High risk behaviors impacting supervision; and
11. (11) Signature line.

(c) A disclaimer should be placed at the end of the report:

1. (1) Identifying those individuals who have access to this information; and
2. (2) Requiring them to delete any identifying victim information if given to anyone other than law enforcement.