Maine § 22 §256-B Collection of professional data

Maine Statutes

§ 22 §256-B — Collection of professional data

Maine § 22 §256-B

Title 22HEALTH AND WELFARE

Part 1ADMINISTRATION

Ch. 101GENERAL PROVISIONS

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Me. Rev. Stat. tit. 22, § 22 §256-B (2026).

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1.Voluntary surveys. All licensed, registered or certified persons, including all dependent practitioners, under the authority of the following boards must receive a voluntary survey with their licensure, registration or certification renewal beginning January 1, 2006:

2.Information requested on survey. The voluntary surveys issued pursuant to subsection 1 must request the following information from persons seeking renewal of their licenses, registrations and certifications:

3.Submission of surveys. All surveys conducted pursuant to subsection 1 must be submitted to the Office of Data, Research and Vital Statistics for analysis, and survey data from which personally identifiable information has been eliminated must be publicly available.

4.Rulemaking. Rules adopted to implement this se

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1.
Voluntary surveys.
All licensed, registered or certified persons, including all dependent practitioners, under the authority of the following boards must receive a voluntary survey with their licensure, registration or certification renewal beginning January 1, 2006:
2.
Information requested on survey.
The voluntary surveys issued pursuant to subsection 1 must request the following information from persons seeking renewal of their licenses, registrations and certifications:
3.
Submission of surveys.
All surveys conducted pursuant to subsection 1 must be submitted to the Office of Data, Research and Vital Statistics for analysis, and survey data from which personally identifiable information has been eliminated must be publicly available.
4.
Rulemaking.
Rules adopted to implement this section are routine technical rules as defined in Title 5, chapter 375, subchapter 2‑A.