DHS 98.04(2)(m)(m) Maintaining complete and accurate case records for each client under supervision in accordance with s. DHS 98.27;

DHS 98.04(2)(n)(n) Monitoring the client’s progress where services are provided by another agency and evaluating the need for continuation of the services;

DHS 98.04(2)(o)(o) Recommending transfer, discharge, revocation and any other appropriate actions under this chapter or otherwise, for the necessary care and control of the client and the protection of the public consistent with the purposes, goals and objectives under this chapter;

DHS 98.04(2)(p)(p) Supervising persons committed under ss. 971.14, 971.17 and 980.06, Stats., who are conditionally released by the court or conditionally transferred by the department or who are on supervised release, in accordance with the agreement between the department and the department of corrections;

DHS 98.04(2)(q)(q) Conducting periodic institution contacts with institutionalized clients when necessary;

DHS 98.04(2)(r)(r) Reporting child abuse cases under s. 48.981, Stats., to the appropriate authority;

DHS 98.04(2)(s)(s) Reporting to a supervisor as directed on the status of all clients under supervision;

DHS 98.04(2)(t)(t) Maintaining an effective and cooperative working relationship with public and private client service agencies;

DHS 98.04(2)(u)(u) Reporting all violations of the criminal law by clients to a supervisor or appropriate law enforcement authority; and

DHS 98.04(2)(v)(v) Assisting in the development of release plans in accordance with s. DHS 98.05.

DHS 98.04(3)(3) Rules and conditions of supervision. When supervision begins, an agent shall meet with a client to review or develop written rules and specific conditions of the client’s supervision, or both. These rules shall require that the client:

DHS 98.04(3)(a)(a) Avoid all conduct which is in violation of state statutes or municipal or county ordinances or which is not in the best interests of the public or the client’s rehabilitation;

DHS 98.04(3)(b)(b) Report all arrests and police contacts to an agent within 72 hours;

DHS 98.04(3)(c)(c) Make every effort to accept the opportunities and counseling offered by supervision;

DHS 98.04(3)(d)(d) Inform the agent of his or her whereabouts and activities as directed;

DHS 98.04(3)(e)(e) Submit a written monthly report to the agent and any other relevant information as may be required;

DHS 98.04(3)(f)(f) Secure advance approval from an agent for a change of residence or employment, except that in the event of a housing or employment emergency notify the agent of the change within 72 hours;

DHS 98.04(3)(g)(g) Obtain advance permission from an agent to purchase, trade, sell or operate a motor vehicle;

DHS 98.04(3)(h)(h) Secure advance approval from an agent to borrow money or purchase on credit;

DHS 98.04(3)(i)(i) Obtain advance permission from an agent to purchase, possess, own or carry a firearm or other weapon. An agent may not grant a client permission to possess a firearm if the client is prohibited from possessing a firearm under s. 941.29, Stats., or federal law;

DHS 98.04(3)(j)(j) Make himself or herself available for searches or tests ordered by the agent including but not limited to urinalysis, breathalizer, and the taking of blood samples or search of residence or any other property under his or her control;

DHS 98.04(3)(k)(k) May not live, work, travel or be trained or educated in another state, because persons committed to the department under s. 971.17 or 980.06, Stats., are not covered by the interstate compact under s. 304.13, Stats., or by s. 304.135, Stats.; and

DHS 98.04(3)(L)(L) If committed under s. 971.17 or 980.06, Stats., may have his or her conditional or supervised release revoked only by the releasing court.

DHS 98.04(3)(m)(m) Submit to the lie detector examination process under s. DHS 98.31 as directed by the department.

DHS 98.04(3)(n)(n) Pay fees for the lie detector examination process under ss. DHS 98.31 (5) and 98.32 and comply with any required department procedures regarding payment of fees.

DHS 98.04(4)(4) Levels of supervision. Monitoring of a client by an agent shall be done through one of 3 levels of supervision, as follows, unless modified by the administrator of the department of corrections, division of probation and parole:

DHS 98.04(4)(a)(a) Maximum level of supervision. Maximum supervision shall require a minimum of one face to face contact with the client by an agent every 14 days. A home visit shall be made at least once every 30 days unless this requirement is waived by a supervisor in writing, and collateral contacts shall be made by the agent as deemed appropriate. The client shall submit a monthly report to the agent personally which includes verification of the client’s residence and employment.

DHS 98.04(4)(b)(b) Medium level of supervision. Medium supervision shall require a minimum of at least one face to face contact with the client by an agent every 30 days. A home visit shall be made at least once every 60 days unless this requirement is waived by a supervisor, and collateral contacts by the agent shall be made as deemed appropriate. The client shall submit a monthly report to the agent personally which includes verification of the client’s residence and employment as required.