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(3) A CUSTODIAN SHALL PERMIT INSPECTION BY THE PERSON
IN INTEREST.

(G) INFORMATION SYSTEMS.

A CUSTODIAN SHALL DENY INSPECTION OF THE PART OF A PUBLIC
RECORD THAT CONTAINS INFORMATION ABOUT THE SECURITY OF AN
INFORMATION SYSTEM.

(H) LICENSING RECORDS.

(1)  SUBJECT TO PARAGRAPHS (2) THROUGH (4) OF THIS
SUBSECTION, A CUSTODIAN SHALL DENY INSPECTION OF THE PART OF A
PUBLIC RECORD THAT CONTAINS INFORMATION ABOUT THE LICENSING OF AN
INDIVIDUAL IN AN OCCUPATION OR PROFESSION.

(2)  A CUSTODIAN SHALL PERMIT INSPECTION OF THE PART
OF A PUBLIC RECORD THAT GIVES:

(I)  THE NAME OF THE LICENSEE;

(II)  THE BUSINESS ADDRESS OF THE LICENSEE OR,
IF THE BUSINESS ADDRESS IS NOT AVAILABLE, THE HOME ADDRESS;

(III)  THE BUSINESS TELEPHONE NUMBER OF THE
LICENSEE;

(IV)  THE EDUCATIONAL AND OCCUPATIONAL
BACKGROUND OF THE LICENSEE;

(V)  THE PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATIONS OF THE
LICENSEE;

(VI)  ANY ORDERS AND FINDINGS THAT RESULT FROM
FORMAL DISCIPLINARY ACTIONS; AND

(VII)  ANY EVIDENCE THAT HAS BEEN PROVIDED TO
THE CUSTODIAN TO MEET THE REQUIREMENTS OF A STATUTE AS TO
FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY.

(3)  A CUSTODIAN MAY PERMIT INSPECTION OF OTHER
INFORMATION ABOUT A LICENSEE IF:

(I)  THE CUSTODIAN FINDS A COMPELLING PUBLIC
PURPOSE; AND

(II)  THE RULES OR REGULATIONS OF THE OFFICIAL
CUSTODIAN PERMIT THE INSPECTION.

(4)  EXCEPT AS OTHERWISE PROVIDED BY THIS SUBSECTION
OR OTHER LAW, A CUSTODIAN SHALL PERMIT INSPECTION BY THE PERSON
IN INTEREST.