Or. Admin. Code § 582-030-0040 - Exceptions to Written Consent Requirements
(1) The following reporting and response to
investigations are required:
(a) The Program
employees shall report to the appropriate authorities abuse of individuals age
65 and over, (see ORS
124.060),
under the age of 18, (see ORS
419B.010),
individuals 18 age or over with developmental disabilities or mental illness,
(see ORS
430.765),
and residents of long-term care facilities, (see ORS
441.640);
(b) The Program shall release the
individual's information if required by federal law or in response to
investigations in connection with law enforcement, fraud or abuse (unless
expressly prohibited by federal or state laws or regulations) or in response to
an order issued by a judge, magistrate or other authorized judicial officer.
(2) Response to Child
Support Enforcement. An individual authorized under federal law may access
information for the Federal Parent Locator Service under ORS
25.265.
(3) The Program may release an individual's
information to protect the individual or others when the individual poses a
threat to his or her safety or to the safety of others.
(4) For deceased Individuals:
(a) Vital Statistics. These rules do not
restrict the disclosure of the Program identifying information relating to the
death of an individual under laws requiring the collection of vital statistics
or permitting inquiry into the cause of death;
(b) Consent by Personal Representative. Other
requirements of these rules notwithstanding, if written consent to disclosure
is required, that consent may be given by an executor, administrator or other
personal representative appointed under applicable state law. If there is no
such appointment, consent may be given by the spouse or other responsible
member of the individual's family.
(5) Participation in State Agency Information
Exchange: The Program shall participate in the State Shared Information System
(SIS) or Performance Reporting Information System (PRISM), and Department
information sharing to the extent allowed by and consistent with state and
federal law and regulations.
(6) The
Program may disclose the minimum information necessary for purposes directly
connected with the administration of vocational rehabilitation; federal
Rehabilitation Services Administration; or other state or federal agencies with
regulatory authority over the Program or administrative responsibilities
necessary for Program services.
Notes
Publications: Publications referenced are available from the agency.
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 344.530 & 344.570
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 344.511 - 344.690 & 344.710 - 344.730
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