Relating to corrections; extending the task force on public entity purchases from corrections industries established by the commissioners of administration and corrections; modifying and expanding annual department of corrections performance report requirements, requiring department maintenance of recidivism rates; authorizing the commissioner of corrections to inspect and certify programs for juvenile facilities licensed by the commissioner of human services based on certain certification standards; removing obsolete language relating to the secure treatment unit operated by Regions (St. Paul-Ramsey) hospital; removing juveniles from a certain provision providing for residential chemical dependency treatment programs operated by the commissioner of corrections, requiring the commissioners of corrections and human services to establish alternative equivalent standards through an interagency agreement for chemical dependency treatment programs upon determination of the impossibility of applying established standards for community based programs to correctional facilities; requiring the commissioner of corrections to establish a health care peer review committee to review and evaluate information relating to the quality of care and treatment provided to offenders and to contract with the commissioner of human services to conduct background studies of individuals providing services in secure and nonsecure juvenile residential and detention facilities, disqualification to disqualify the individual from positions allowing direct contact or access to residents receiving services is programs licensed by the departments of health and human services; deleting an obsolete provision requiring the commissioner of corrections to annually report to the legislature on the status of the community based sex offender program evaluation project; updating and clarifying certain language relating to the correctional facility mental health unit at the Oak Park Heights facility and the transfer or commitment of mentally ill inmates to the unit by licensed mental health professionals; clarifying the responsibility for payment of the costs of alternative residential programs for juveniles; eliminating a certain parole agents residency requirement and a requirement for the commissioner to annually publish a list of institutional custody levels; broadening a certain provision authorizing the transfer of inmates to the federal government; expanding the authority of predatory offender corrections agents to request risk level reviews by end of confinement review committees based on certain evidence of need; requiring predatory sex offenders to demonstrate full compliance with supervised release conditions, completion of required post release treatment programming and registration requirements and prohibiting conviction of certain offenses after the assignment of the original risk level for risk level reduction purposes, offenders returned to prison as release violators not to possess the right to subsequent risk reassessment without substantial evidence of increased risk to the public; expanding the definition of local correctional fees for imposition purposes to post-prison supervision or other forms of release or supervision or other services provided to probationers or parolees under the interstate compact for supervision of parolees or probationers; authorizing the commissioner to require department incarcerated deaths to be reviewed by independent contracted board certified forensic pathologists; expanding the crimes of criminal sexual conduct in the third and fourth degrees to employees, contract personnel or volunteers of state, county, city or privately operated adult or juvenile correctional systems engaging in sexual activities with offenders, consent not to be a defense; requiring the court to order certain repeat sex offenders to undergo assessment by the Minnesota security hospital, specifying certain assessment requirements, requiring forwarding of completed assessments to the court and the commissioner, requiring court consideration of the assessments in sentencing the offenders and in preliminary determinations relating to the appropriateness of civil commitment; authorizing the maintenance of sex offender HIV (human immunodeficiency virus) test results in department of corrections inmate medical records; eliminating the requirement for the commissioner to annually report to the legislature on efforts to recruit a workforce for a new close custody correctional facility; requiring the department of corrections to continue to report on efforts to recruit a diverse workforce; repealing certain provisions relating to the authority of the commissioner to contract for certain food products and the establishment of the correctional at Sauk Centre (Ch. 210, 2001)