10A.105 CONFIDENTIALITY.
1. For the purposes of this section, "governmental entity"
includes an administrative division within the department.
2. The confidentiality of all information in the department
produced or collected during or as a result of a hearing, appeal,
investigation, inspection, audit, or other function performed by the
department on behalf of another governmental entity is governed by
the law applicable to the records of that governmental entity. The
department may provide information to a governmental entity for which
it is conducting a hearing, appeal, inspection, audit, investigation,
or other function.
3. The state shall maintain records and materials related to an
agreement or compact entered into pursuant to the Indian Gaming
Regulatory Act (25 U.S.C. § 2701 et seq.), as confidential records if
confidentiality is required by the terms of the agreement or compact.
4. The lawful custodian of all records produced or collected
during or as a result of any function performed by the department on
behalf of another governmental entity is that governmental entity for
the purpose of examination and copying pursuant to chapter 22.
5. If information in the possession of the department indicates
that a criminal offense may have been committed, the information may
be reported to the appropriate criminal justice or regulatory agency.
6. However, this section does not prohibit the department from
releasing the minimal amount of information necessary in its judgment
to conduct audits, inspections, investigations, appeals, and
hearings, and does not prohibit the introduction of the information
as evidence at any hearing conducted by the department.
7. The director, administrators, and their designees shall have
access to all records deemed by the department to be pertinent to a
hearing, appeal, audit, investigation, inspection, or other related
function assigned under this chapter.
10A.105 CONFIDENTIALITY.
1. For the purposes of this section, "governmental entity"
includes an administrative division within the department.
2. The confidentiality of all information in the department
produced or collected during or as a result of a hearing, appeal,
investigation, inspection, audit, or other function performed by the
department on behalf of another governmental entity is governed by
the law applicable to the records of that governmental entity. The
department may provide information to a governmental entity for which
it is conducting a hearing, appeal, inspection, audit, investigation,
or other function.
3. The state shall maintain records and materials related to an
agreement or compact entered into pursuant to the Indian Gaming
Regulatory Act (25 U.S.C. § 2701 et seq.), as confidential records if
confidentiality is required by the terms of the agreement or compact.
4. The lawful custodian of all records produced or collected
during or as a result of any function performed by the department on
behalf of another governmental entity is that governmental entity for
the purpose of examination and copying pursuant to chapter 22.
5. If information in the possession of the department indicates
that a criminal offense may have been committed, the information may
be reported to the appropriate criminal justice or regulatory agency.
6. However, this section does not prohibit the department from
releasing the minimal amount of information necessary in its judgment
to conduct audits, inspections, investigations, appeals, and
hearings, and does not prohibit the introduction of the information
as evidence at any hearing conducted by the department.
7. The director, administrators, and their designees shall have
access to all records deemed by the department to be pertinent to a
hearing, appeal, audit, investigation, inspection, or other related
function assigned under this chapter.
10A.105 CONFIDENTIALITY.
1. For the purposes of this section, "governmental entity"
includes an administrative division within the department.
2. The confidentiality of all information in the department
produced or collected during or as a result of a hearing, appeal,
investigation, inspection, audit, or other function performed by the
department on behalf of another governmental entity is governed by
the law applicable to the records of that governmental entity. The
department may provide information to a governmental entity for which
it is conducting a hearing, appeal, inspection, audit, investigation,
or other function.
3. The state shall maintain records and materials related to an
agreement or compact entered into pursuant to the Indian Gaming
Regulatory Act (25 U.S.C. § 2701 et seq.), as confidential records if
confidentiality is required by the terms of the agreement or compact.
4. The lawful custodian of all records produced or collected
during or as a result of any function performed by the department on
behalf of another governmental entity is that governmental entity for
the purpose of examination and copying pursuant to chapter 22.
5. If information in the possession of the department indicates
that a criminal offense may have been committed, the information may
be reported to the appropriate criminal justice or regulatory agency.
6. However, this section does not prohibit the department from
releasing the minimal amount of information necessary in its judgment
to conduct audits, inspections, investigations, appeals, and
hearings, and does not prohibit the introduction of the information
as evidence at any hearing conducted by the department.
7. The director, administrators, and their designees shall have
access to all records deemed by the department to be pertinent to a
hearing, appeal, audit, investigation, inspection, or other related
function assigned under this chapter.
