Maine § 5 §19506 Agency access to records, facilities, persons with disabilities and reports

Maine Statutes

§ 5 §19506 — Agency access to records, facilities, persons with disabilities and reports

Maine § 5 §19506

Title 5ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES AND SERVICES

Part 24PROTECTION AND ADVOCACY AGENCIES

Ch. 511PROTECTION AND ADVOCACY FOR PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES

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Me. Rev. Stat. tit. 5, § 5 §19506 (2026).

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For the purposes of this chapter, agency personnel in the performance of duties pursuant to section 19505 must be granted access to records, facilities, persons with disabilities and reports as follows.

1.Records. Agency personnel must be granted access to all records, reports and supporting information, other than records, reports and supporting information created in the course of an ongoing criminal investigation by the Attorney General, a district attorney's office or a law enforcement agency or records, reports and supporting information designated as confidential by Title 16, section 804, that:

2.Persons with disabilities. Any department, agency, board, commission or office of the State or of any subdivision of the State, and any private agency or individual licensed or funded by t

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For the purposes of this chapter, agency personnel in the performance of duties pursuant to section 19505 must be granted access to records, facilities, persons with disabilities and reports as follows.
1.
Records.
Agency personnel must be granted access to all records, reports and supporting information, other than records, reports and supporting information created in the course of an ongoing criminal investigation by the Attorney General, a district attorney's office or a law enforcement agency or records, reports and supporting information designated as confidential by Title 16, section 804, that:
2.
Persons with disabilities.
Any department, agency, board, commission or office of the State or of any subdivision of the State, and any private agency or individual licensed or funded by the Federal Government or the State or any subdivision of the State that operates or administers any program or facility providing services to persons with disabilities shall permit agency personnel performing duties pursuant to section 19505 to meet with those persons. The program or facility must allow agency personnel to communicate privately with the persons with disabilities.
3.
Facilities.
Any facility that serves a person with a disability shall permit access to the premises of the facility by agency personnel performing duties pursuant to section 19505.
4.
Reports.
The agency must be provided copies of each annual survey report and plan of corrections for cited deficiencies made pursuant to Title 22, chapter 405 and pursuant to 42 United States Code, Sections 1395 et seq. and 1396 et seq. with respect to any facility serving persons with disabilities within the State. The reports and plans must be provided to the agency within 30 days of completion.