West Virginia § 16-34-9 Record keeping and confidentiality

West Virginia Statutes

§ 16-34-9 — Record keeping and confidentiality

West Virginia § 16-34-9

Ch. 16PUBLIC HEALTH

Art. 34LICENSURE OF RADON MITIGATORS, TESTERS, CONTRACTORS AND LABORATORIES

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W. Va. Code § 16-34-9 (2026).

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(a)The director, any employee of the Department of Health, or any individual, business entity or government entity with which the director enters into an agreement under §16-34-5(k)(3), shall not release information collected pursuant to this article concerning a specific building used as a private residence or the real property upon which it is located to anyone other than the owner or occupant of the building or real property without his or her consent:Provided, That the director may release information if he or she determines that the release is necessary for use in conducting legitimate scientific studies or the information is released in summary statistical or other form that does not reasonably tend to disclose the address of the building or real property or the identity of the owne

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(a) The director, any employee of the Department of Health, or any individual, business entity or government entity with which the director enters into an agreement under §16-34-5(k)(3), shall not release information collected pursuant to this article concerning a specific building used as a private residence or the real property upon which it is located to anyone other than the owner or occupant of the building or real property without his or her consent:Provided, That the director may release information if he or she determines that the release is necessary for use in conducting legitimate scientific studies or the information is released in summary statistical or other form that does not reasonably tend to disclose the address of the building or real property or the identity of the owner or occupant.

(b) The bureau shall maintain information pursuant to this article and the rules adopted under this article for at least three years. The bureau may destroy any information that it has maintained for three years.