Organization and operation of the criminal justice information advisory board

1. The criminal justice information sharing advisory board consists of: the chief justice of the North Dakota supreme court or designee, the director of the department of emergency services or designee, the director of the department of corrections and rehabilitation or designee, the superintendent of the highway patrol or designee, the chief of the bureau of criminal investigation, the chief information officer of the state or designee, the director of the department of transportation or designee, a representative of a city police department, a representative of a county sheriff's office, a state's attorney, a city government representative, and a county government representative. The chief of the bureau of criminal investigation is the chairman of the advisory board. 2. The advisory board shall meet at least two times annually and for special meetings called by the chairman. 3. The attorney general shall advise and consult with the advisory board on access and security policies and procedures, eligibility for access, the collection, storage, and sharing of criminal justice and driver's license information, the systems necessary to perform these functions, and in the promulgation of administrative rules. 4. If the attorney general has denied, suspended, or revoked the access of an agency, applicant, or authorized user and the agency, applicant, or authorized user has submitted a written request for review in accordance with these rules, the advisory board shall review the request and make a recommendation to the attorney general to affirm, reverse, or modify the attorney general's decision.