For the purposes of evaluating and monitoring certified batterer intervention programs, the applicant, holder of a temporary permit, or holder of a certificate shall give the attorney general access to the following:

1. (a) The applicant's or holder's program;
2. (b) observation of groups or assessment services;
3. (c) offender and victim files, records, or documents related to the provision of batterer intervention services;
4. (d) contact information of community members or third parties who could provide information related to services provided in the capacity of a batterer intervention program;
5. (e) offenders who are receiving or have received services from the program;
6. (f) contact information for victims or family members, with their written permission, associated with the offenders who are receiving or have received services from the batterer intervention program; and
7. (g) any other information identified as necessary in evaluating and monitoring the program.

(Authorized by L. 2012, ch. 162, sec. 11; implementing L. 2012, ch. 162, secs. 8, 11; effective, T-16-6-28-12, June 28, 2012; effective, T-16-10-25-12, Oct. 26, 2012; effective Jan. 25, 2013.)