Minnesota HF1836 amends data practices by allowing individuals to contest inaccurate or incomplete data and outlines procedures for resolution.

Minnesota HF1836 modifies state data practices by enabling individuals to challenge the accuracy or completeness of data about them. Individuals must notify the responsible authority in writing, and the authority must either correct the data or inform the individual of their right to appeal. The commissioner may dismiss an appeal if it is untimely or if the data was previously presented in court. After resolving disputes, government entities can retain certain data. The bill also details the commissioner's role in mediating disputes and issuing orders.

Minnesota HF1836 amends data practices by allowing individuals to contest inaccurate or incomplete data and outlines procedures for resolution.

Minnesota HF1836 modifies state data practices by enabling individuals to challenge the accuracy or completeness of data about them. Individuals must notify the responsible authority in writing, and the authority must either correct the data or inform the individual of their right to appeal. The commissioner may dismiss an appeal if it is untimely or if the data was previously presented in court. After resolving disputes, government entities can retain certain data. The bill also details the commissioner's role in mediating disputes and issuing orders.