North Dakota § 25-01.1-06 Supervising department to have access to institutions and to books and records of institutions

North Dakota Statutes

§ 25-01.1-06 — Supervising department to have access to institutions and to books and records of institutions

North Dakota § 25-01.1-06

Title 25Mental and Physical Illness or Disability

Ch. 25-01.1Institutional Management

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N.D. Cent. Code § 25-01.1-06 (2026).

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records of institutions.
The supervising department shall have access to all the state institutions under its
management and control and to all books, accounts, vouchers, supplies, and equipment of each
of the institutions so that the supervising department may familiarize itself with the conditions,
needs, and requirements of the institutions. All books, documents, and records relating to the
concerns and business of such institutions except personal records of patients at all times must
be open to the examination of any citizen of this state. Personal records of patients must be
made available upon court order or in accordance with rules and regulations established by the
supervising department.

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records of institutions.
The supervising department shall have access to all the state institutions under its
management and control and to all books, accounts, vouchers, supplies, and equipment of each
of the institutions so that the supervising department may familiarize itself with the conditions,
needs, and requirements of the institutions. All books, documents, and records relating to the
concerns and business of such institutions except personal records of patients at all times must
be open to the examination of any citizen of this state. Personal records of patients must be
made available upon court order or in accordance with rules and regulations established by the
supervising department.