Regulation .05 Access to Records When Compelling Public Purpose Demonstrated.
Regulation .05 Access to Records When Compelling Public Purpose Demonstrated.LinkCopy Citation
If the custodian finds that a compelling purpose has been demonstrated and allows inspection of records other than those permitted by General Provisions Article, §4-333(b), Annotated Code of Maryland, the custodian may only permit inspection of the following:
A.
If the applicant demonstrates a compelling public purpose under Regulation .04A, D, or E, the custodian may disclose records of:
(1)
The number, nature, and administrative status of complaints filed with the Administration against the person in interest;
(2)
The number, nature, and status of claims filed with the surety against the person in interest; and
(3)
Reports of investigations and the results of those investigations pertaining to the complaints or claims disclosed under §A(1) or (2), of this regulation;
B.
If the applicant demonstrates a compelling public purpose under Regulation .04C, the custodian may disclose only those records regarding information which pertains to the complaint filed by the applicant;
C.
If the applicant demonstrates a compelling public purpose under Regulation .04B, the custodian shall permit inspection pursuant to Transportation Article, §12-111(b)(3), Annotated Code of Maryland.