(1) The risk assessment must be consistent with the guidelines for risk assessments and psychological or psychosexual evaluations developed by the division.

(2) The risk assessment must contain:

(a) A determination by a qualified professional whether your behaviors can be managed successfully in the community with reasonably available safeguards;

(b) A determination that lesser restrictive residential placement alternatives have been considered and would not be reasonable for your situation;

(c) Recommendations for treatment; and

(d) A list of necessary restrictions and the reason for them.

(3) The division may request an additional evaluation by a qualified professional who is contracted with the state.