North Carolina § 122C-19 - (This article has a contingent effective date - see note) State/Local Consumer Advocate; immunity from liability.
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§ 122C-19. (This article has a contingent effective date - see note) State/Local Consumer Advocate; immunity from liability.
The State and Local Consumer Advocate shall be immune from liability for the good faith performance of official Consumer Advocate duties. A State or area facility, its employees, and any other individual interviewed by a Consumer Advocate are immune from liability for damages resulting from disclosure of any information or documents to a Consumer Advocate pursuant to this Article. History (2001-437, s. 2; 2002-126, s. 10.30; 2003-284, s. 10.10; 2005-276, s. 10.27.) Editor's Note. - For contingent effective date, see editor's note at G.S. 122C-10 .
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