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1. Protection of information files. The commissioner shall coordinate and oversee the storage, accessibility, and recovery of information files. Content of all data files are the property of the agency or agencies responsible for their collection and use. 2. Confidentiality. Computer programs, technical data, logic diagrams and source code related to data processing or telecommunications are confidential and are not public records, as defined in Title 1, section 402, subsection 3, to the extent of the identified trade secrets. To qualify for confidentiality under this subsection, computer programs, technical data, logic diagrams and source code must: A. Contain trade secrets, as defined in Title 10, section 1542, subsection 4, held in private ownership; and B. Have been provided to a state agency by an authorized independent vendor or contractor under an agreement by which: (1) All trade secrets that can be protected are identified without disclosing the trade secret; (2) The vendor or contractor retains all intellectual property rights in those trade secrets; and (3) The state agency agrees to hold and use the programs, data, diagrams or source code without disclosing any identified trade secrets. 3. Public records. Except as provided in subsection 1, any document created or stored on a State Government computer must be made available in accordance with Title 1, chapter 13. 4. Response to requests for public records. Each agency that collects and uses data or information is responsible for responding to requests for public data or information hosted on state-owned computer devices and equipment. The department shall assist the agency in searching for and identifying all data and information stored within the department, and in compiling the data and information. Subchapter 2: Geographic Information Systems §485. Office of Geographic Information Systems Established 1. Office established. The Office of Geographic Information Systems is established within the Department of Technology Services. 2. Powers and Duties. The Office of Geographic Information Systems shall: A.Geographic information system. Establish, maintain and operate a geographic data base information center, develop and administer standards, subject to the approval of the 82 of 230
commissioner, and provide geographic information system services to the public. A request to provide the Legislature or an office of the Legislature with existing information for the purposes of making policy decisions must be considered high priority; B. GIS data repository. Create a GIS data repository for the proper management of GIS data and ensure the GIS data are documented, including ownership. Data must be stored and managed in a manner that facilitates the evolution of a distributed agency GIS network; C. Data ownership. Maintain GIS base map data and other multipurpose data not specific to any state agency. All other GIS data are owned by the agency originally compiling the mapped data that were digitized for the GIS. Data owners are responsible for updating their GIS data and certifying its accuracy; D. Accuracy level. Ensure that GIS data added on the GIS data repository are developed and maintained at an accuracy level and in a format that meets the GIS data standards, kept in a format that is compatible with the GIS and, upon request of a potential user, made available to the user; E. Charges. Levy appropriate charges on those using the services provided by the office, except that charges may not be levied on the Legislature for existing information. The charges must be fixed in a schedule or schedules. The schedule of charges must be supported and explained by accompanying information and approved by the commissioner; and F. Consultation with commissioner. Consult with the commissioner on all major policy issues, including fee schedules, related to the management of GIS data and development of GIS data standards. 3. Intergovernmental cooperation and assistance. The administrator may enter into such agreements with other agencies and organizations as will promote the objectives of this subchapter and accept funds from public and private organizations to be expended for purposes consistent with this subchapter. 4. Licensing agreements. GIS data are subject to licensing agreements and may be made available only in accordance with this subchapter and upon payment of fees established under this subchapter. The licensing agreement must protect the security and integrity of the GIS data, limit the liability of the data owners and the office providing the services and products and identify the source of the GIS data. §486. Definitions As used in this subchapter, unless the context otherwise indicates, the following terms have the following meanings: 83 of 230
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An Act Making Unified Appropriation
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Sec. C-3. Local and state contribut
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education mill rate must be applied
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3. Components to be reviewed beginn
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C. The commissioner shall pay only
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available and apply the adjustment
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C. The funds for adjustments under
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provide the Commissioner of Educati
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(b) An amount equal to the aggregat
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$75,000 or more $4,840 plus 8.33% o
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except that for tax years beginning
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category of General Fund accounts,
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PART NNN SUMMARY This Part requires
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and other drug education, evaluatio
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evidence specified in section 37853
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Each individual participating in an
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ASPIRE-TANF program. The bill provi
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The application fee may be waived b
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collected under this subsection mus
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(1) Chair, Maine Unemployment Insur
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egulations. The decision of the com
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A-1. (6) The claimant was hired by
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consecutive-month period ending Jun
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Equal to or Less 1.39- 1.25- 1.11-
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contribution rate in any year, unle
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grants the review, the employer mus
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Building Codes and Standards Board
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PoliceGambling Control Board may al
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location. An organization may only
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3. Immediate suspension or revocati
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PoliceGambling Control Board detail
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3. Operation of electronic video ma
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A. The super cribbage tournament ma
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3. Advertising and solicitation. Ad
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Sec. NNNNN-2. 25 MRSA, §1509-A, as
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