(2) The order for release includes the condition that the person must be returned to the institution immediately upon the order of the commissioner whenever the person fails to comply with other conditions of release ordered by the court; or

B. Discharge from the custody of the Commissioner of Behavioral and Developmental Services.

Release from the institution is subject to annual review by the court and, except for return as ordered by the commissioner under paragraph A, subparagraph (1), must continue until terminated by the court. Each person released under this section shall must remain in the custody of the commissioner. The Commissioner of Behavioral and Developmental Services shall inform the public safety officer law enforcement agency of the municipality or the sheriff's office of the county into which the person is released of the release.

2. Modified release treatment. Any An individual hospitalized pursuant to section 103 may petition the Superior Court for the county in which that person is hospitalized for a release treatment program allowing the individual to be off institutional grounds for a period of time, not to exceed 14 days at any one time. The petition must contain a report from the institutional staff, including at least one psychiatrist, and the report must define the patient's present condition; the planned treatment program involving absence from the institution; the duration of the absence from the institution; the amount of supervision during the absence; the expectation of results from the program change; and the estimated duration of the treatment program before further change. This petition must be forwarded to the court no later than 60 days prior to the beginning of the modified treatment program. If the court considers that the individual individual's being off the grounds, as described in the treatment plan, is inappropriate, it shall notify the hospital that the plan is not approved and shall schedule a hearing on the matter. The clerk of courts upon receipt of the proposed treatment program shall give notice of the receipt of this program by mailing a copy to the office of the district attorney prosecutorial office that prosecuted the criminal charges of which the person was acquitted found not criminally responsible by reason of insanity mental disease or mental defect, the offices of the district attorneys in whose district the release petition was filed or in whose district release may occur and the Attorney General who may file objections and