A person in interest may request a unit of the State to correct inaccurate or incomplete information in a public record that: the unit keeps; and the person in interest is authorized to inspect. A request under this section shall: be in writing; describe the requested change precisely; and state the reasons for the change. Within 30 days after receiving a request under this section, a unit shall: make or refuse to make the requested change; and give the person in interest written notice of the action taken. A notice of refusal shall contain the unit’s reasons for the refusal. If the unit finally refuses a request under this section, the person in interest may submit to the unit a concise statement that, in five pages or less, states the reasons for the request and for disagreement with the refusal. If the unit provides the disputed information to a third party, the unit shall provide to that party a copy of the statement submitted to the unit by the person in interest. If a unit is subject to Title 10, Subtitle 2 of the State Government Article, a person or governmental unit may seek administrative and judicial review in accordance with that subtitle of: a decision of the unit to deny: a request to change a public record; or a right to submit a statement of disagreement; or the failure of the unit to provide the statement to a third party.