Minnesota SF2089 modifies data practices by allowing individuals to contest data accuracy and establishing procedures for resolution.

Minnesota SF2089 amends data practices by enabling individuals to contest the accuracy or completeness of public or private data. If an individual disputes data, they must notify the responsible authority within 30 days. The authority then has 30 days to either correct the data or notify past recipients of inaccuracies. If the data remain contested, the individual can appeal to the commissioner. The commissioner may attempt to resolve disputes through various means before issuing a hearing notice. The bill also outlines conditions under which an appeal may be dismissed.

Minnesota SF2089 modifies data practices by allowing individuals to contest data accuracy and establishing procedures for resolution.

Minnesota SF2089 amends data practices by enabling individuals to contest the accuracy or completeness of public or private data. If an individual disputes data, they must notify the responsible authority within 30 days. The authority then has 30 days to either correct the data or notify past recipients of inaccuracies. If the data remain contested, the individual can appeal to the commissioner. The commissioner may attempt to resolve disputes through various means before issuing a hearing notice. The bill also outlines conditions under which an appeal may be dismissed.