Haw. Code R. § 17-1401.1-5 - Disclosure of information to applicants, recipients, perpetrators, or entities designated by the applicant, recipient, or perpetrator to receive confidential information
(a) Disclosure of
information to individuals or agencies other than those specified in section
17-1401.1-6 shall be allowed only when a written authorization has been
obtained from the applicant, recipient, perpetrator, or the legal guardian of
the applicant, recipient, or perpetrator. The written authorization shall be
signed and dated by the applicant, recipient, perpetrator, or the legal
guardian of the applicant, recipient, or perpetrator and shall specify:
(1) The name of the individual or agency
authorized to receive the information or to review the record;
(2) The specific information the department
is authorized to release and the purpose for which the information is being
sought;
(3) The name, social
security number or birth date, and address of the applicant, recipient, or
perpetrator;
(4) The expiration
date or expiration event that relates to the applicant, recipient, or
perpetrator or the purpose of the authorization, and also specifying that if no
expiration date or expiration event is specified the authorization shall expire
one year from the date the authorization is signed; and
(5) Whether the information is desired
through review or by receipt of reproduced copies of the information.
(b) Information requested for the
purpose of conducting a vulnerable adult abuse state central registry clearance
shall be requested on a prescribed department form.
(c) Reproduced copies of information
contained in the department's records, which the department is authorized to
release, shall be provided at a cost related to the cost of reproduction,
including but not limited to staff time to review, redact, and duplicate the
requested record. When the information is required for the purpose of
presenting the applicant's, recipient's, or perpetrator's hearing appeal, there
shall be no charge. In either case, actual postage cost shall be
charged.
(d) Subsection (c) shall
not apply to the reproduced copies of information that the department releases
to persons or entities specified in section 17-1401.1-6.
(e) The department shall permit the review or
provide a copy of the portion of the record that pertains to the applicant,
recipient, or perpetrator pursuant to section
92F-23,
HRS.
(f) Before the record is
reviewed or copies of the record are released, the department shall block out
the name and other identifying information that the receiving individual is not
authorized to receive.
(g) Records
shall be reviewed only in designated areas within the department's offices in
accordance with departmental procedures. The records or any part of the records
shall not be copied or removed from the premises except in accordance with
departmental procedures.
Notes
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