Routine Use Publication Sample Clauses

Routine Use Publication. Agencies must publish routine uses pursuant to Subsection (b)(3) of the Privacy Act for those systems of records from which they intend to disclose information for purposes of a computer match. BOP and VA have determined that their systems of records contain appropriate routine use disclosure authority which is compatible with the purpose for which the information was collected, and which indicates that disclosures can be made for computer matching. BOP's specific routine use provision is referenced in Attachment Ill. VBA's routine use provision is Routine Use number 35 in 58VA21/22/28. VHA will also match SSNs received from BOP with SSNs in VA’s SOR entitled “Enrollment and Eligibility Records-VA” (147VA10NF1) published on July 13, 2016 (81 FR 45597), once this SOR is amended, to include a routine use to allow for this match.
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Routine Use Publication. Agencies must publish routine uses pursuant to Subsection (b)(3) of the Privacy Act for those systems of records from which they intend to disclose information for purposes of a computer match. BOP and VA have determined that their systems of records contain appropriate routine use disclosure authority which is compatible with the purpose for which the information was collected, and which indicates that disclosures can be made for computer matching. These routine uses are described above in Article V. B, D & E.
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