Maine § 22 §9056 New event monitoring; rap back monitoring program

Maine Statutes

§ 22 §9056 — New event monitoring; rap back monitoring program

Maine·Title 22 HEALTH AND WELFARE·Part 3 DRUG ABUSE·Ch. 1691 MAINE BACKGROUND CHECK CENTER ACT

1.New disqualifying offenses. A direct access worker's data must be searched and monitored for new events that may disqualify the individual from employment as a direct access worker.

2.Rap back monitoring program. The bureau is authorized to initiate and provide services pursuant to state rap back monitoring to report new criminal record events to the Background Check Center for noncriminal justice purposes. Requests under the rap back monitoring program include the following procedures:

3.Collection of identifier data. The bureau shall coordinate with the Background Check Center to collect the personally identifiable information and biometric identifier and relevant data of individuals as needed to meet the requirements of the rap back monitoring program or as otherwise required by th

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1.
New disqualifying offenses.
A direct access worker's data must be searched and monitored for new events that may disqualify the individual from employment as a direct access worker.
2.
Rap back monitoring program.
The bureau is authorized to initiate and provide services pursuant to state rap back monitoring to report new criminal record events to the Background Check Center for noncriminal justice purposes. Requests under the rap back monitoring program include the following procedures:
3.
Collection of identifier data.
The bureau shall coordinate with the Background Check Center to collect the personally identifiable information and biometric identifier and relevant data of individuals as needed to meet the requirements of the rap back monitoring program or as otherwise required by this chapter and other laws.
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Dissemination and storage of data.
The Background Check Center and the bureau shall follow protocols established by federal or state law for the use and exchange of information with the rap back monitoring program, the Background Check Center and criminal justice agencies as applicable. The bureau shall:

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