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ROBERT L. EHRLICH, JR., Governor Ch. 243
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(2) ON REQUEST, THE PERSON IN INTEREST MAY REVIEW THE ENTIRE
CHILD PROTECTIVE SERVICES RECORD ON THE MINOR
(3) A PUBLIC AGENCY MAY NOT DISCLOSE TO THE PERSON IN INTEREST
OR A REQUESTING PUBLIC AGENCY THE IDENTITY OF:
(I) A REPORTER OF ABUSE OR NEGLECT; OR
(II) ANOTHER PERSON WHOSE LIFE OR SAFETY IS LIKELY TO BE
ENDANGERED BY THE DISCLOSURE.
(D) INFORMATION COLLECTED BY THE CHILDREN'S CABINET UNDER § 3-105
OF THIS TITLE MAY NOT BE REDISCLOSED IN ANY FORM THAT REVEALS THE
IDENTITY OF A RECIPIENT OF SERVICES.
3-105.
(A) EXCEPT WHERE THE CONSENT OF THE PERSON IN INTEREST IS NOT
REQUIRED BY LAW, A PUBLIC AGENCY MAY DISCLOSE INFORMATION OR RECORDS
UNDER § 3-103 OF THIS TITLE ONLY AFTER OBTAINING WRITTEN CONSENT FROM:
(1) THE PERSON IN INTEREST; OR
(2) ANOTHER INDIVIDUAL AUTHORIZED TO GIVE CONSENT UNDER
SUBSECTION (B) OF THIS SECTION.
(B) (1) FOR THE PURPOSE OF THIS SUBSECTION, A PERSON IN INTEREST IS
CONSIDERED NOT REASONABLY AVAILABLE IF:
(I) AFTER REASONABLE ORAL OR WRITTEN INQUIRY, THE
REQUESTING PUBLIC AGENCY IS UNAWARE OF THE EXISTENCE OF A PERSON IN
INTEREST;
(II) AFTER REASONABLE INQUIRY, THE REQUESTING PUBLIC
AGENCY CANNOT DETERMINE THE LOCATION OF A PERSON IN INTEREST; OR
(III) AFTER REASONABLE EFFORTS BY THE REQUESTING PUBLIC
AGENCY TO CONTACT THE PERSON IN INTEREST, THE PERSON IN INTEREST HAS NOT
RESPONDED IN A TIMELY MANNER, TAKING INTO ACCOUNT THE NEEDS OF THE
CHILD FOR WHOM SERVICES ARE TO BE PROVIDED.
(2) IF THE PERSON IN INTEREST IS NOT REASONABLY AVAILABLE TO
GIVE WRITTEN CONSENT, THE FOLLOWING PERSONS, NOT LISTED IN ORDER OF
PRIORITY, MAY CONSENT IN WRITING TO THE RELEASE OF INFORMATION OR
RECORDS REGARDING A MINOR:
(I) AN ADULT WHO IS ACTING AS THE PARENT OF A CHILD, NOT
INCLUDING A TEACHER OR A BABY-SITTER;
(II) A COURT THAT HAS JURISDICTION OVER AN ACTION
AFFECTING THE PARENT-CHILD RELATIONSHIP OF WHICH THE MINOR IS THE
SUBJECT; OR
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