(4) The sex offender's or sexually violent predator's registrant's photograph.

10. Registrant access to information. Pursuant to Title 16, section 620, the bureau shall provide all information described in subsection 1 to a sex offender or sexually violent predator registrant who requests that person's own information.

Sec. B-17. 34-A MRSA §11222, as amended by PL 2003, c. 371, §§8 to 10, are further amended to read:

§11222. Duty of registrant

1. Determination by court. The court shall determine at the time of sentencing if a defendant is a sex offender 10-year registrant or a sexually violent predator lifetime registrant. A person who the court determines is a sex offender 10-year registrant or a sexually violent predator lifetime registrant shall register according to this subchapter.

1-A. When duty to register must be exercised. Following determination by the court under subsection 1, a sex offender or a sexually violent predator registrant shall register as follows.

A. If the sex offender or sexually violent predator registrant is sentenced to a wholly suspended sentence with probation or to a punishment alternative not involving imprisonment, the duty to register is triggered at the time the person commences an actual execution of the wholly suspended sentence or at the time of sentence imposition when no punishment alternative involving imprisonment is imposed, unless the court orders a stay of execution, in which event the duty is triggered by the termination of the stay.

B. If the sex offender or sexually violent predator registrant is sentenced to a straight term of imprisonment or to a split sentence, the duty to register is triggered by discharge or conditional release.

C. If the sex offender or sexually violent predator registrant is committed under Title 15, section 103, the duty to register is triggered by discharge or conditional release under Title 15, section 104-A.