3. Liability. A person authorized under this section to draw blood or collect other biological samples is not liable for damages or liable for the act of drawing a blood or collecting another biological sample for DNA analysis when that person exercises due care in drawing blood or collecting the blood biological sample.

4. Crime lab. All blood biological samples collected pursuant to this Act must be forwarded to the crime lab for DNA analysis.

Sec. 5. 25 MRSA §1576, as enacted by PL 1995, c. 457, §1, is amended to read:

§1576. Procedure for collection; conducting DNA analysis

The Chief of the State Police may adopt rules governing the procedures to be used in the collection, submission, identification, analysis and storage of DNA samples and the results of the typing of blood biological samples submitted pursuant to this Act. The DNA biological sample must be securely stored in the state DNA data bank. The results of the typing of the blood biological samples must be securely stored in the state DNA data base.

Sec. 6. 25 MRSA §1577, sub-§2, ¶D, as enacted by PL 1995, c. 457, §1, is amended to read:

D. A person who has been identified and charged with a criminal offense or a juvenile crime as a result of a search of DNA records stored in the state DNA data base. A person who has been identified and charged with a criminal offense or a juvenile crime has access only to that person's records and any other records that person is entitled to under the Maine Rules of Evidence.

Sec. 7. 25 MRSA §1577, sub-§4, as enacted by PL 1995, c. 457, §1, is amended to read:

4. Expungement. A person whose DNA record has been stored in the state DNA data base may petition the Superior Court for expungement on the ground that the conviction or adjudication

justifying the inclusion of the DNA record in the state DNA data base has been reversed or dismissed. Upon receipt of an expungement order and a certified copy of the order reversing and