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Code · Massachusetts · Part I — ADMINISTRATION OF THE GOVERNMENT · Title III — REMEDIES RELATING TO REAL PROPERTY · Chapter 30

Section 63: Notice to state secretary; specifications; report

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Section 63. Every holder, as that term is defined in section one of chapter sixty-six A, shall, on or before September first, nineteen hundred and seventy-six, or upon the subsequent establishment, termination, or change in the character of such personal data system, file with the state secretary a notice which shall specify:—
(a)the name of the system;
(b)the nature and purpose of the system;
(c)the number of persons on whom data are or are expected to be maintained;
(d)the categories of data maintained, or to be maintained, indicating which categories are or will be stored in an automated personal data system;
(e)the agency's policies and practices regarding data storage, retention of data, and disposal thereof;
(f)the categories of data sources;
(g)a description of types of uses made or to be made of data, including a description of all classes of users of such data;
(h)a description of the actions taken to comply with chapter sixty-six A; and
(i)the name, title, and business address of the individual immediately responsible for the system.
The state secretary shall, at least once annually, publish a report containing all of the notices filed pursuant to this section during said year. Such report and the separate notices shall be a public record as defined in paragraph twenty-six of section seven of chapter four.
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