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who is on unauthorized absence from a facility where the patient was undergoing evaluation or treatment; (7) a law enforcement agency when there is substantiated concern over imminent danger to the community by a presumed mentally ill person; (8) the department in a case in which services provided under AS 47.30.660 — 47.30.915 are paid for, in whole or in part, by the department or in which a person has applied for or has received assistance from the department for those services; (9) the Department of Public Safety as provided in AS 47.30.907; information provided under this paragraph may not include diagnostic or clinical information regarding a patient; (10) the Department of Law as provided in AS 47.30.727. Sec. 47.30.847. Patients' grievance procedures. (a) A patient has the right to bring grievances about the patient's treatment, care, or rights to an impartial body within an evaluation facility or designated treatment facility. (b) An evaluation facility and a designated treatment facility shall have a formal grievance procedure for patient grievances brought under (a) of this section. The facility shall inform each patient of the existence and contents of the grievance procedure. (c) An evaluation facility and a designated treatment facility shall have a designated staff member who is trained in mental health consumer advocacy who will serve as an advocate, upon a patient's request, to assist the patient in bringing grievances or pursuing other redress for complaints concerning care, treatment, and rights. Sec. 47.30.850. Sealing records. Following the discharge of a person from a treatment facility or the issuance of a court order denying a petition for commitment, the person may at any time move to have all court records pertaining to the proceedings sealed on condition that the person file a full release of all claims of whatever nature arising out of the proceedings and the statements and actions of persons and facilities in connection with the proceedings. Upon the filing of the motion and full release, the court shall order the court records sealed. Sec. 47.30.851. Relief from legal disability. (a) A person who is prohibited from possessing a firearm or ammunition under 18 U.S.C. 922(g) (4) as a result of an involuntary commitment or an adjudication of mental illness or mental incompetence that occurred in this state may, at any time, move to be relieved from the disability resulting from an involuntary commitment or an adjudication of mental illness or mental incompetence. (b) In ruling on a motion under (a) of this section, the court (1) shall consider