R.C.S.A. § 3-11-28

Categories of personal data

SupersededLast amended: 1993Year: 2026Length: 365 wordsOfficial source

Cite as Conn. Agencies Regs. § 3-11-28

(a) Personnel Records (1) The following categories of personal data may be maintained in personnel records: (A) Educational records. (B) Medical or emotional condition or history. (C) Employment or business history. (D) Other reference records. (2) The following categories of other data may be maintained in personnel records: (A) Addresses. (B) Marital status. (C) Telephone numbers. (3) Personnel records are maintained on employees of the Office of the Treasurer and applicants for employment with the Office of the Treasurer. (b) Second Injury Records (1) The following categories of personal data may be maintained in second injury fund records: (A) Social Security numbers (B) Federal Tax identification numbers (C) Addresses (D) Marriage certificates (E) Death certificates (F) Birth certificates (G) Medical records (H) Prescription drug records (I) Spouse information (J) Dependent(s) information (K) Wage records (L) Employment records (M) Injury reports (N) Support garnishments (O) Liens (P) Promissory notes (Q) Bank account numbers (R) Insurance policy numbers (S) Incorporation information (T) Unemployment compensation records (U) Surveillance reports (V) Asset records (W) Workers' compensation commission records (X) Court records (Y) Voluntary agreements (Z) Stipulated agreements (AA) Compensation payment records (BB) Attorney(s) information (CC) Physician information (2) Second injury fund records are maintained on individuals seeking and/or receiving payment for workers' compensation claims under the jurisdiction of the second injury fund. In addition, records are kept on employers of claimants receiving compensation payments from the second injury fund. (c) Investment Portfolio Manager Records (1) The following categories of personal data may be maintained in investment portfolio manager records. (A) Social security numbers (B) Federal tax identification numbers (C) Educational background (D) Employment and business history (E) Addresses (2) Investment portfolio manager records are maintained on investment portfolio managers retained by the Treasurer. (d) Unclaimed Property Records (1) The following categories of personal data may be maintained in unclaimed property records. (A) Social security numbers (B) Federal tax identification numbers (C) Bank account numbers (D) Insurance policy numbers (E) Birth certificates (F) Death certificates (G) Wills (H) Probate court documents (I) Marriage licenses (J) Addresses (2) Unclaimed property records are maintained on owners of abandoned property, including but not limited to persons filing claims for recovery of abandoned property.
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