(a) Notwithstanding the provisions of subsection (g) of § 54-142a and § 54-142c, with respect to any person, including, but not limited to, a consumer reporting agency as defined in subsection (i) of § 31-51i, or a background screening provider or similar data-based service or company, that purchases criminal matters of public record, as defined in said subsection (i), from the Judicial Department or any criminal justice agency pursuant to subsection (b) of § 54-142g, the department or such criminal justice agency shall make available to such person information concerning such criminal matters of public record that have been erased pursuant to § 54-142a. Such information may include docket numbers or other information that permits the person to identify and permanently delete records that have been erased pursuant to § 54-142a.

(b) Each person, including, but not limited to, a consumer reporting agency or background screening provider or similar data-based service or company, that has purchased records of criminal matters of public record from the Judicial Department or any criminal justice agency shall, prior to disclosing such records, (1) purchase from the Judicial Department or such criminal justice agency, on a monthly basis or on such other schedule as the Judicial Department or such criminal justice agency may establish, any updated criminal matters of public record or information available for the purpose of complying with this section, and (2) update its records of criminal matters of public record to permanently delete such erased records not later than thirty calendar days after receipt of information on the erasure of criminal records pursuant to § 54-142a. Such person shall not further disclose such erased records.