Notification and review of denial, suspension, or revocation of access

1. If the attorney general denies an application for access, or if the attorney general suspends or revokes access, the attorney general shall notify the agency, the applicant or authorized user, or both the agency and applicant or authorized user, in writing and shall state the reasons for denial, suspension, or revocation of access. 2. An agency, applicant, or authorized user whose access has been denied, suspended, or revoked may request review of the denial, suspension, or revocation within twenty days from the date the agency or individual has received notice of denial, suspension, or revocation of access. 3. The request for review must be in writing and mailed or delivered to the chief officer of the criminal justice information sharing system and set forth with particularity the basis of the request for review and must include any supporting documentation. 4. The advisory board shall conduct the review and any documentation submitted in support of the request for review and make a recommendation to the attorney general. The advisory board may request or allow the applicant, authorized user, or a representative of the agency to personally appear before the advisory board before it makes its recommendation to the attorney general. The determination and order of the attorney general is final and not subject to appeal or further review.