Utah.gov

HB25 Broadens Scope

Effective May 3, 2004 the Government Internet Information Privacy Act became law. This law expands the requirements beyond state executive branch agencies to state and local governmental entities and across all three branches of government. This policy now encompasses both HB25 and rule R365-5-1 et seq. Where conflicts exist between HB25 and this rule HB25 supersedes. The rule is currently undergoing revision to make it consistent with the new law.

HB25 prevents a state and local governmental entity from collecting personally identifiable information (PII) unless it has a privacy policy statement on its website. The statement must contain the following:

• Identity of the operator or entity: Agency Operators _________________________ Administrative Services Agriculture and Food Alcoholic Beverage Control Attorney General Auditor, Utah State Board of Pardons & Parole Board of Regents Capitol Preservation Board Commerce Economic Development Community and Culture Corrections Criminal & Juvenile Justice Demographic & Economic Analysis Education (Office of) Environmental Quality Families and Women's Commission Financial Institutions Forestry, Fire & State Lands Governor's Office Health Human Resource Management Human Services Department of Technology Services Insurance Labor Commission Legislature Library Lieutenant Governor Natural Resources Planning & Budget Public Safety Public Service Commission Rehabilitation Tax Commission Transportation Treasurer Trust Lands Administration Utah.gov Volunteers Workforce Services Women & Families (Commission for)
• Contact information for the operator or entity;
• The personally identifiable information collected by the governmental entity;
• Summary of how the personally identifiable information is used by the governmental entity;
• Procedures for access by the user to view or correct personally identifiable information;
• A description of the security measures

Was the information on this page helpful?