Maine § 1 §536 Network manager and data custodian responsibilities

Maine Statutes

§ 1 §536 — Network manager and data custodian responsibilities

Maine § 1 §536

Title 1GENERAL PROVISIONS

Ch. 14ELECTRONIC ACCESS TO PUBLIC INFORMATION

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Me. Rev. Stat. tit. 1, § 1 §536 (2026).

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1.Voluntary cooperation. All data custodians may voluntarily cooperate with the network manager in providing public information, access to public information and assistance as may be requested for achieving InforME's purposes.

2.Duplication of fee services. Executive branch and semiautonomous state agencies may not provide services that duplicate fee services offered by InforME except as authorized by the board.

3.Service level agreements. Services provided by the network manager and information to be provided by a data custodian are governed by service level agreements between the network manager and the data custodian. A service level agreement may include a provision for the network manager to receive a portion of the agency fee for information or services in return for electronicall

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1.
Voluntary cooperation.
All data custodians may voluntarily cooperate with the network manager in providing public information, access to public information and assistance as may be requested for achieving InforME's purposes.
2.
Duplication of fee services.
Executive branch and semiautonomous state agencies may not provide services that duplicate fee services offered by InforME except as authorized by the board.
3.
Service level agreements.
Services provided by the network manager and information to be provided by a data custodian are governed by service level agreements between the network manager and the data custodian. A service level agreement may include a provision for the network manager to receive a portion of the agency fee for information or services in return for electronically providing that information or service.
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Data custodian responsibilities.
Data custodians are responsible for:
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InforME network manager responsibilities.
The network manager is responsible for:
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Redacting data.
When developing new systems, a data custodian shall consult with the network manager regarding current practices for efficiently redacting data.
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Disclaimer.
If the network manager provides public information that is stored, gathered or generated by the legislative branch, the network manager shall include the following disclaimer:"This data was compiled from information made public by the legislative branch."