D. Before the court authorizes a person's conditional release to a less restrictive alternative, the court shall impose any conditions on the person that the court determines are necessary to ensure the safety of the community. The conditions shall include that prior to release to a less restrictive alternative, a person shall be required to submit to ninety days of inpatient evaluation at the Arizona state hospital. At the discretion of the superintendent of the state hospital, the duration of the evaluation period may be less than ninety days. The court shall order the superintendent of the state hospital to investigate the less restrictive alternative and to submit additional conditions to the court. The court shall give a copy of the conditions of release to the person and to any designated service provider. Other conditions may include any of the following:

1. 1. Specification of a residence.
2. 2. Prohibition on any contact with potential or past victims.
3. 3. Prohibition on the use of alcohol and other drugs.
4. 4. Supervision by the department of health services or the county probation department if the person is serving a term of probation.
5. 5. A requirement that the person remain in this state unless the person receives prior authorization from the court.
6. 6. Other conditions that the court or the superintendent of the state hospital determines are in the best interest of the person or others.

F. Each month or as otherwise directed by the court, each designated service provider shall submit a report that states if the person is complying with the terms and conditions of the conditional release to a less restrictive alternative to:

1. 1. The court.
2. 2. The facility from which the person was released.
3. 3. The county attorney in the county where the person was found to be a sexually violent person or to the attorney general.