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States are also pushing for improved tracking of offenders.

Satellite tracking of offenders will be brought in and a £5,000 cap on magistrate fines will be removed.

But Mr. Gormley contended that by having two separate agencies, it was unnecessarily difficult to keep track of offenders as they moved from prison into the parole system.

Some other advocates for victims of sexual abuse say that residency laws are a distraction and that lawmakers would do better to concentrate on ways to keep more careful track of offenders.

Long before an age of Amber Alerts and elaborate tracking of sex offenders, Jacob's case opened a new conversation in Minnesota about child sexual abuse and abduction.

The bill was added as an amendment to the Adam Walsh Reauthorization Act, which provides federal funding to improve the tracking of sex offenders through state registries.

In a separate statement, Nguyen urged the House to pass the legislation because it "will have a profound impact on the lives of the more than 25 million survivors of sexual assault across the U.S". Shaheen's legislation was tacked onto the Adam Walsh Reauthorization Act, a bill to provide federal funding to improve the tracking of sex offenders through state registries.

The girl's abduction and murder by Mr. Couey prompted lawmakers in Florida and other states to pass Jessica's Law to keep better track of sex offenders and punish repeat offenders more severely.

There are even more specialized units, some for children and one that keeps tracks of sexual offenders who are deemed likely to be repeat offenders and to track down prior offenders who do not register as required under sex-offender registration laws.

Grayling has asked the Serious Fraud Office to investigate G4S and subjected Serco to a forensic audit after it emerged they had been billing the MoJ for tracking the movements of offenders who had gone abroad, been returned to jail or even died.

An aggressive federal effort to keep track of sexual offenders is at risk of collapse because of objections from states and legal challenges from sex offenders and others.