§ 1503.3 - Procedures for determining if an individual's records are contained in a system of records.  


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  • (a) An individual or his or her guardian desiring to know if a specific system of records maintained by the Board contains a record pertaining to such individual shall address an inquiry in writing to the Privacy Officer, Oversight Board, 1777 F Street, NW., Washington, DC 20232. Notwithstanding the preceding sentence, an individual employed by the Board is not required while so employed to make such inquiry in writing. The written inquiry shall:

    (1) Identify the system of records maintained by the Board or reasonably describe the type of record in sufficient detail to permit the Privacy Officer to identify an existing system of records; and

    (2) Identify the individual making the inquiry or on whose behalf the inquiry is made. The Privacy Officer may require such information concerning the identity or authority of an individual or guardian as the Privacy Officer deems appropriate, as provided under § 1503.4(b).

    (b) The Privacy Officer shall ordinarily inform an inquirer whether a system of records described in the written inquiry contains a record pertaining to an individual within ten business days following receipt of the inquiry. If the Privacy Officer is unable to respond to a written inquiry within ten business days following its receipt, the Privacy Officer shall inform the inquirer of the reasons for delay and the anticipated date of response.

    (c) An affirmative response shall describe or reference the procedures to be followed in order to gain access to a record.