§846-28  Information to be secured. 
(a)  The department of the attorney general shall require, collect, secure,
make, and maintain a record of the following items of information with respect
to each applicant for registration:



(1)  The name of the person applying to be registered
(hereinafter called the "registrant" or "applicant"), the
street and number or address of the applicant's place of permanent residence,
and the applicant's residence and business telephone numbers, if any;



(2)  The applicant's occupation and any pertinent data
relating thereto;



(3)  The applicant's racial extraction;



(4)  The applicant's citizenship;



(5)  The date and place of the applicant's birth;



(6)  The applicant's personal description, including
sex, height, weight, hair, eyes, complexion, build, scars, and marks;



(7)  The applicant's right and left index fingerprints
or, if the applicant has no right index finger or left index finger, other
identifying imprint as specified by rules of the department; provided that this
requirement shall not apply to minors until they reach the age of three years;



(8)  The name, relationship, and address of the
nearest relative or other person to be notified in case of sickness, accident,
death, emergency, or need of the applicant, if such notification is desired;



(9)  The social security number of the applicant; and



(10)  A frontal photograph of the applicant's full
face.



(b)  The department of the attorney general, at
the time of application, shall ask whether the applicant has an advance health-care
directive.  The department of the attorney general shall issue or renew an
identification certificate bearing the designation, "advance health-care
directive", a symbol, or abbreviation thereof, for each applicant who has
so indicated.  "Advance health-care directive" means an individual
instruction in writing, a living will, or a durable power of attorney for
health care decisions. [L 1983, c 78, pt of §3(6); am L 1988, c 183, §1; am L
1990, c 80, §1; am L 1993, c 249, §3; am L 1999, c 15, §2; am L 2000, c 295,
§2; am L 2005, c 47, §1]