ANNAPOLIS — The Maryland Senate sent two more bills cracking down on sexual offenders to the House of Delegates on Monday.

One bill conforms the state’s sex offender registry to federal standards — at the cost of $237,000 in fiscal 2011 — and the other brings back the Maryland’s defunct Sexual Offender Advisory Board that Gov. Martin O’Malley set up four years ago.

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