40-28-103(d) as part of a medical digital innovation sandbox

40-28-103(d) as part of a medical digital innovation sandbox application;

(xxxi) The banking commissioner or the secretary of state for purposes of obtaining background information on persons specified in W.S. 40-29-104(d) as part of a financial technology sandbox application;

(xxxii) The state treasurer;

(xxxiii) The board of examiners of speech-language pathology and audiology for purposes of obtaining background information on persons applying for licensure on or after July 1, 2020 as speech-language pathologists, audiologists or speech- language pathology assistants under Wyoming statutes title 33, chapter 33;

(xxxiv) The mental health professions licensing board for purposes of obtaining background information on applicants for licensure or certification by the board;

(xxxv) The Wyoming gaming commission;

(xxxvi) The board of nursing home administrators for purposes of obtaining background information on applicants for licensure by the board under title 33, chapter 22 of the Wyoming statutes;

(xxxvii) The board of psychology for purposes of obtaining background information on persons applying for licensure or certification under title 33, chapter 27 of the Wyoming statutes;

(xxxviii) The board of occupational therapy for purposes of obtaining background information on currently licensed occupational therapists and occupational therapist assistants applying for a compact privilege under the Occupational Therapy Licensure Compact as provided in W.S. 33- 40-201 through 33-40-216;

(xxxix) Any professional licensing board, commission, commissioner or authority that otherwise has authority to receive criminal history record information under this subsection, for purposes of obtaining criminal history background information for pre-application determination in accordance with W.S. 33-1-304(e);

(xl) The governor for purposes of obtaining the criminal background history of an employee, intern, applicant for employment or applicant for an internship in the governor's office;

(xli) The Wyoming stable token commission for purposes of W.S. 40-31-103(b)(iv) and 40-31-105(c)(vii);

(xlii) The board of chiropractic examiners for purposes of obtaining background information on persons applying for initial licensure under title 33, chapter 10 of the Wyoming statutes, and for purposes of investigation of complaints and disciplinary action against licensees of the board.  (b) Notwithstanding subsection (a) of this section, the division may disseminate criminal history record information to central repositories of other states and to the Federal Bureau of Investigation in accordance with rules and regulations promulgated by the division governing participation in an interstate system for the exchange of criminal history record information, and upon assurance that the information will be used only for purposes that are lawful under the laws of the other states involved or the laws applicable to the Federal Bureau of Investigation.

(c) All applications or requests to the division for criminal history record information submitted by the record subject or any other person except a criminal justice agency or the department of family services, shall be accompanied by the record subject's fingerprints in addition to any other information required by the division.

(d) No criminal justice agency or individual employed by the agency shall confirm the existence or nonexistence of criminal history record information to any person that would not be eligible to receive the information.

(e) Nothing in this act prohibits the dissemination of conviction data for purposes related to the issuance of visas and the granting of citizenship.

(f) Each person requesting criminal history record information from the division or a criminal justice agency shall upon request be advised in writing whether the person is found to be eligible or ineligible for access.

(g) No information shall be disseminated by the division or by any criminal justice agency to any person or agency prior to determination of eligibility.

(h) Each criminal justice agency holding or receiving criminal history record information shall maintain dissemination logs and other records relative to the release of the information in accordance with rules promulgated by the division.

(j) No criminal history record information released to an authorized recipient shall be released, used or disseminated by that recipient to any other person for any purpose not included in the original request except that the record subject may make further dissemination in his discretion.  (k) Notwithstanding subsection (a) of this section, the division may disseminate criminal history record information concerning a record subject, or may confirm that no criminal history record information exists relating to a named individual:

(i) In conjunction with state or national criminal history record information check under W.S. 7-19-201; or

(ii) If application is made for a voluntary record information check, provided:

(A) The applicant submits proof satisfactory to the division that the individual whose record is being checked consents to the release of the information to the applicant;

(B) The application is made through a criminal justice agency in this state authorized to access criminal history record information maintained by the division which application shall then be forwarded to the division by the criminal justice agency; and

(C) The applicant pays the fees required by W.S.