concurring in result.
For the reasons given by the majority, I agree that the legislature intended to create no private cause of action under the statutory provisions Blanck cites. Because of that conclusion, I do not believe this case presents any issue of subject matter jurisdiction or any issue under the Open Courts provision of the Indiana Constitution. Rather, the complaint should be dismissed because it fails to state a claim. In my view, if there were a private cause of action under these statutes, it could presumably be presented in a court of general jurisdiction.
RUCKER, J., joins.