Notwithstanding any other provision of law, the department may release the names, dates of birth and social security numbers of juveniles receiving services from the department and, if applicable, eligibility numbers and the dates on which those juveniles received services to the Department of Human Services for the sole purpose of determining eligibility and billing for services under federally funded programs administered by the Department of Human Services and provided by or through the department.__The department may also release to the Department of Human Services information required for and to be used solely for audit purposes, consistent with federal law, for those services provided by or through the department.__Department of Human Services personnel must treat this information as confidential in accordance with federal and state law and must return the records when their purpose has been served.

2.__Release of certain information to victims.__ Notwithstanding subsection 1, upon the request of a person who was the victim of a crime for which a client was incarcerated, as verified by the department or the prosecuting attorney, the department shall disclose the following information to the victim:

A. Whether the client has been charged with committing any crime while incarcerated and, if so, the crime with which the client has been charged; and

B. Whether the client has been disciplined while incarcerated and, if so, the offense for which the disciplinary action was taken and the type of disciplinary action taken.

3.__Civil violation.__A person who discloses information in violation of this section commits a civil violation for which a fine not to exceed $1,000 may be adjudged.

4.__Disclosure of confidential information.__The disclosure of confidential information as provided by this section is also governed by Title 5, section 9057, subsection 6.