"      Section 1. That § 1-27-28 be amended to read as follows:

     1-27-28.   Terms used in § §   1-27-29 to 1-27-32, inclusive, mean:

     1-27-29.   A state agency which is authorized by law to investigate, examine, or audit the papers, books, records, financial condition, or other information held by or concerning a private entity any natural person may not disclose that it is conducting such an investigation, examination, or audit, except as provided by § §  1-27-28 to 1-27-32, inclusive.

     Section 3. That § 1-27-30 be amended to read as follows:

     1-27-30.   All information obtained from or concerning the private entity natural person by the state agency as a result of such an investigation, examination, or audit is confidential, except as

provided by § §  1-27-28 to 1-27-32, inclusive.

     Section 4. That § 1-27-31 be amended to read as follows:

     1-27-31.   A state agency may not disclose that it is investigating, examining, or auditing a private entity natural person , and may only disclose the information obtained from such an investigation, examination, or audit as follows:

Moved by:    Bogue
Second by:    de Hueck

"      Section 5. If a court determines that a petitioner pursuant to section 4 of this Act should be awarded custody or visitation, the court need not terminate either biological parent's parental rights over the child. A judgment awarding the petitioner custodial rights may award the biological parent with visitation rights with the child.

     Section 6. If a court awards a third party custodial rights to a child, the court may set child

support in whatever amount it deems appropriate, and notwithstanding the provisions of any other statute to the contrary, may waive the biological parent's duty to provide monetary or other support for their child.".

"      Section 1. In disputes regarding custody of a child, the court may allow an interested third party to intervene upon motion. Before allowing intervention, the court may appoint counsel for the child. The court may award full or partial custody, care, and education of the child to any interested third party upon such conditions and limitations as the court deems equitable.

     Section 2. In making any order pursuant to section 1 of this Act, the court shall be guided by the best interests of the child, giving consideration to the wishes of the child if the child is of sufficient age and capable of forming an intelligent preference.

     Section 3. In disputes regarding custody of a child between a parent and an interested third party, the presumption in favor of the parent may be rebutted by showing that it would be detrimental to the child to award custody to the parent.

     Section 4. For the purposes of this Act, an interested third party is a person who has been one of

the primary caretakers of the child and with whom the child has closely bonded."