This subtitle does not apply to a conviction of a domestically related crime under § 6–233 of this article. A shielded record shall remain fully accessible by: criminal justice units for legitimate criminal justice purposes; prospective or current employers or government licensing agencies that are subject to a statutory or regulatory requirement or authorization to inquire into the criminal background of an applicant or employee for purposes of carrying out that requirement or authorization; a person that is authorized or required to inquire into an individual’s criminal background under § 5–561(b), (c), (d), (e), (f), or (g) of the Family Law Article; the person who is the subject of the shielded record and that person’s attorney; health occupations boards established under the Health Occupations Article; the Natalie M. LaPrade Medical Cannabis Commission established under Title 13, Subtitle 33 of the Health – General Article; a person that uses volunteers who care for or supervise children; a person that attests under the penalty of perjury that the person employs or seeks to employ an individual to care for or supervise a minor or vulnerable adult, as defined in § 3–604 of the Criminal Law Article; and a person who is accessing a shielded record on behalf of and with written authorization from a person or governmental entity described in items (1) through (8) of this subsection.