California § 1966.5 - After a diversion evaluation committee, in its discretion, has determined that a
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§ 1966.5. After a diversion evaluation committee, in its discretion, has determined that a
(a) After a diversion evaluation committee, in its discretion, has determined that a licensee has been rehabilitated and the diversion program is completed, the diversion evaluation committee shall purge and destroy all records pertaining to the licenseeâs participation in the diversion program. (b) Except as authorized by subdivision (f) of Section 1966.1, all dental hygiene board and diversion evaluation committee records and records of proceedings pertaining to the treatment of a licensee in a program shall be kept confidential and are not subject to discovery or subpoena.
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