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“DOGE leaders should have to privately brief congressional committees on what DOGE has done, what DOGE plans to do, which federal computer systems DOGE workers can use, and what kinds of personal data they can see.”
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“Computer checks of government records should have privacy limits, especially when the results can affect people's benefits, rights, jobs, or discipline.”
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“Federal agencies should collect, use, and share personal records only for clear, lawful, and limited reasons.”
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“Federal privacy rules should protect more people and more kinds of personal data held by the government.”
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“A person who illegally uses a computer to get information from a U.S. department or agency should be able to face a maximum fine of $750,000 for that offense.”
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“People who willfully break certain Privacy Act protections for federal records about individuals should face a maximum fine of $30,000 instead of $5,000.”
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“People who unlawfully share certain Social Security, health, taxpayer, or confidential census information should face higher fines, including $25,000 fines for the covered disclosures.”
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“People and governments should have stronger ways to challenge serious federal privacy violations, and serious misuse of records should carry stronger consequences.”
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“Privacy Act duties should apply when contractors or partner agencies operate federal record systems.”
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“DOGE should have to tell Congress what federal agency data it accessed, name the person who accessed it, explain why they accessed it, and describe what they did with it.”
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