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111 <br />Tahle of ('nntPntc <br />• ~ Informed consent <br />~ Subsequent law <br />~ Old data <br />~ Special circumstances <br />Actions relating to the subjects right to access data about herself or himself ............... 37 <br />~ The data subject has the right to ask and be told whether the entity <br />maintains data about her/him, and whether those data are classified as public, private or <br />confidential . ....................................................................................... 37 <br />~ The data subject has the right to see all public and private data about her/himself. . 37 <br />~ Under certain circumstances, data about a minor data subject may be withheld <br />from a parent or guardian. ..................................................................... 38 <br />~ The entity may not charge a fee for letting the subject see data about her/himself. .. 39 <br />~ The subject has the right to be informed of the content and meaning of public and <br />private data about her/himself upon request . ................................................ 39 <br />~ The subject has the right to get copies of all public and private data about her/himself..39 <br />~ The entity may charge a fee for providing a data subject with copies of public and/or <br />private data about her/himself. ................................................................ 40 <br />Actions relating to the right of the data subject to challenge the accuracy and/or <br />completeness of public and private data about her/himself ...................................... 40 <br />• ~ The data subject has the right to challenge the accuracy and/or completeness <br />of public and private data about her/himself ................................................... 40 <br />~ The data subject has the right to include a statement of disagreement with the <br />disputed data ......................................................................................... 41 <br />~ If an entity determines that challenged data are accurate and/or complete, and the data <br />subject disagrees with that determination, the subject has the right to appeal the <br />entity=s determination to the Commissioner of Administration . .......................... 41 <br />Documents: <br />HOW TO DETERMINE WHETHER A GOVERNMENT ENTITY MAY LAWFULLY <br />COLLECT, STORE, USE AND RELEASE DATA ON INDIVIDUALS ................................ 43 <br />HOW THE MINNESOTA GOVERNMENT DATA PRACTICES ACT CONTROLS <br />ACCESS TO PRIVATE DATA ON INDIVIDUALS ..................................................... 45 <br />HOW THE MINNESOTA GOVERNMENT DATA PRACTICES ACT CONTROLS <br />ACCESS TO CONFIDENTIAL DATA ON INDIVIDUALS ............................................. 47 <br />THE TENNESSEN WARNING NOTICE ............................................................... 49 <br />MODEL CONSENT FOR THE RELEASE OF GOVERNMENT DATA ................................ 51 <br />CHALLENGING THE ACCURACY AND/OR COMPLETENESS OF DATA <br />THAT GOVERNMENT ENTITIES KEEP ABOUT YOU ............................................... 57 <br />Section V. Your Rights as a Member of the Public to Access Government Data 61 <br />~ The law says that all the data we have are public (can be seen by anybody) <br />unless there is a state or federal law that classifies the data as not public ............... 61 <br />~ You have the right to look at all public data that we keep .................................. 61 <br />July, 2000 Model Policy: Access to Government Data & Rights of Subjects Data <br />