Or. Admin. Code § 411-026-0070 - Disclosure of Information
(1) In
the absence of an individual's authorization for disclosure, a local office may
disclose the individual's confidential information or information about the
fiduciary or proposed fiduciary when the disclosure is ordered by a court or
is:
(a) Reasonably necessary to prevent or
lessen a serious and imminent threat to the individual's health or safety;
and
(b) The minimum amount of
information to sufficiently achieve the legal requirements of the petition and
the protective proceeding and to adequately report abuse to the
court.
(2) The local
office staff shall identify and mark any information or documents for the
petitioning attorney, court visitor, or the court that are to be treated as
confidential or protected. If the local office staff verbally presents
confidential or protected information to the petitioning attorney, court
visitor, or the court, then the staff shall request that the information be
treated as confidential and protected as required under ORS
125.012 to prevent further
disclosure to the general public.
(3) For the purposes of petitioning the court
for a protective order, the local office shall request that the:
(a) Petitioning attorney or person or entity
presenting confidential information to the court not disclose Department
confidential information that is not identified and marked as confidential and
protected;
(b) Disclosure of the
confidential information be limited to the parties to the proceeding and their
counsel or as otherwise ordered by the court;
(c) Petition is written so as to disclose
only the minimal amount of confidential information that is specifically
necessary to interested parties who are required to receive notice of the
petition, but who are not active parties to the proceedings;
(d) Petition contains language, or there is a
motion to seal confidential Department information disclosed to the court,
including the petition, visitor's report, and any Department provided
documents, to prevent further disclosure of the confidential information to the
public; and
(e) Petitioning
attorney follows the Uniform Trial Court Rules 2.100 and 2.110 or similar
county court rules for guidance on the treatment of confidential and protected
Department information.
Notes
Stat. Auth.: ORS 410.070
Stats. Implemented: ORS 125.012 & 410.070
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