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Under current law, people convicted of sex, kidnapping, or child abuse offenses in other states must register on Utah's Sex, Kidnap, and Child Abuse Offender Registry only if they are actively listed on their home state's equivalent registry. This bill expands that requirement to also cover people who *would* still be required to register in their previous state if they had never moved — even if they are no longer actively listed there — and separately requires Utah registration for anyone whose out-of-state offense would qualify as a registrable offense under Utah law but who isn't on any outside registry at all.