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(3) the List of Excluded Individuals and Entities (LEIE) that the United States Department of Health and Human Services, Office of Inspector General maintains under 42 U.S.C. 1320a-7 and 1320c-5 (secs. 1128 and 1156 of the Social Security Act); and

(4) any other registry or database determined by the department to be relevant to the screening being conducted under AS 47.05.330 for an individual, including

(A) professional licensing registries; and

(B) any registry or database maintained by this state or by another state. (b) In addition to its review under (a) of this section, the department will review the criminal justice information supplied by the Department of Public Safety, court or other applicable government agency records, and the national criminal history record check supplied by the Federal Bureau of Investigation, to determine whether a barrier crime or condition exists for the individual who is the subject of the background check. (c) If, after reviewing all available information described in (a) and (b) of this section, the department determines that a barrier crime or condition does not exist, the department will notify the requesting applicant or provider that the determination is available through the department’s electronic database. (d) If, while conducting a background check, the department determines that a barrier crime or condition exists, the department will

(1) issue a written notification to the applicant that explains

(A) that a barrier crime or condition exists;

(B) the applicable barrier time for the crime or condition;

(C) the right to request a variance, if allowed under 7 AAC 10.930; and

(D) the right to seek redetermination under 7 AAC 10.927; and

(2) provide notification to the provider that an applicant is not eligible for a valid background check, and that the provider may have the right to apply for a variance under 7 AAC 10.930; the department may provide notification electronically or in writing. (e) For each request for a background check processed under this section, the department will mark in APSIN the name of the applicant who was the subject of the background check. If the department receives notification under APSIN of law enforcement activity for an applicant, or receives new notification of a civil action, the department will review the information. If the department determines that the activity creates a barrier crime or condition under 7 AAC 10.905, the department will immediately notify the provider and the applicant of the change in the department’s determination. The department will notify the applicant that

(1) the department intends to immediately revoke the valid background check in accordance with 7 AAC 10.945; the department will identify the barrier crime or condition in the