Ariz. Admin. Code § R17-5-612 - Records Retention; Submission of Copies and Quarterly Reports
A. During the
duration of the ignition interlock service authorization agreement, an IISP
shall retain each person's ignition interlock activity records in an electronic
format, including a secure database, or a paper format. The retained records
shall consist of every document relating to installation, operation, and
removal of the CIID. The IISP shall maintain all daily ignition interlock
activity records of each person in the device's data storage system, or in a
secure database at a commercial business location in this state, that the
Department may access during posted business hours. An IISP shall inform the
Department where all individual ignition interlock activity records are
located.
B. Prior to the end or
termination of an ignition interlock service authorization agreement, the
manufacturer shall obtain all person's ignition interlock records and provide
the Department with electronic access to the records for three years.
C. A manufacturer shall provide copies of
each person's ignition interlock records to the Department within 10 days after
Department personnel request copies of records, including records relating to
installation and operation of the CIID.
D. A manufacturer shall electronically send
to the Department, by the 10th day of January, April, July, and October, a
quarterly report containing the following information for the previous three
months:
1. The number of CIID's the IISP
currently has in service;
2. The
number of CIID's installed since the previous quarterly report;
3. The number of CIID's removed by the IISP
since the previous quarterly report; and
4. Other information required by the
Department.
E. An IISP
shall maintain and make available to the Department the ignition interlock
records of all persons served by the IISP, records relating to the
authorization agreement, and employee background check information at a
commercial business location in this state of the manufacturer or the IISP
during normal business hours.
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