The board shall make a finding of whether or not it is more likely than not that the inmate will commit another sex offense if released to the community.

A list of factors that the board may consider includes, but is not limited to:

(1) Refusal to participate in available programs or resources designed to assist an inmate to reduce the risk of reoffense (e.g., stress and anger management, victim awareness, substance abuse treatment, sex offender treatment).

(2) Serious and repetitive disciplinary infractions during incarceration.

(3) Evidence of an inmate's continuing intent or propensity to engage in sex offenses.

(4) Statements or declarations by the inmate of intent not to comply with conditions of community custody.

(5) End of sentence review determination based on actuarial assessments identifying risk to sexually reoffend.