41 CFR Part 105-64 — GSA Privacy Act Rules
Subpart 105-64.1 — Policies and Responsibilities
- § 105-64.101— Who is responsible for enforcing these rules?
- § 105-64.102— What is GSA's policy on disclosure of information in a system of records?
- § 105-64.103— What is GSA's policy on collecting and using information in a system of records?
- § 105-64.104— What must the system manager tell me when soliciting personal information?
- § 105-64.105— When may Social Security Numbers (SSNs) be collected?
- § 105-64.106— What is GSA's policy on information accuracy in a system of records?
- § 105-64.107— What standards of conduct apply to employees with privacy-related responsibilities?
- § 105-64.108— How does GSA safeguard personal information?
- § 105-64.109— How does GSA handle other agencies' records?
- § 105-64.110— When may GSA establish computer matching programs?
- § 105-64.111— What is GSA's policy on directives that may conflict with this part?
Subpart 105-64.2 — Access to Records
- § 105-64.201— How do I get access to my records?
- § 105-64.202— How do I request access in person?
- § 105-64.203— How do I request access in writing?
- § 105-64.204— Can parents and guardians obtain access to records?
- § 105-64.205— Who will provide access to my record?
- § 105-64.206— How long will it take to get my record?
- § 105-64.207— Are there any fees?
- § 105-64.208— What special conditions apply to release of medical records?
- § 105-64.209— What special conditions apply to accessing law enforcement and security records?
Subpart 105-64.3 — Denial of Access to Records
Subpart 105-64.4 — Amending Records
- § 105-64.401— Can I amend my record?
- § 105-64.402— What records are not subject to amendment?
- § 105-64.403— What happens when I submit a request to amend a record?
- § 105-64.404— What must I do if I agree to an alternative amendment?
- § 105-64.405— Can I appeal a denial to amend a record?
- § 105-64.406— How will my appeal be handled?
- § 105-64.407— How do I file a Statement of Disagreement?
- § 105-64.408— What is my recourse to a denial decision?