Required information includes the name, address and physical description of the offender. In some states, this data can be viewed on the local police department's website. Under the H.R. 4407 offenders must now also notify state officials if they are enrolling or working at an institute of higher education. State officials will then pass the information onto the campus police or the agency with jurisdiction in the campus' area. Security On Campus Inc., a major supporter of this bill, has worked for its implementation and the implementation of several other laws regarding campus security, including the Campus Sexual Assault Victims' Bill of Rights and what is commonly known as the Clery Act, which expands a university's reporting duties.
Schools have a responsibility to provide security to the people they provide housing to.
As with Megan's Law, civil liberties concerns come into play in the Campus Sex Crimes Prevention Act, but for many students their desire to know who they are going to school with becomes a larger issue. I'd like to know if there's a rapist living in my apartment complex.