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(d) Failure to Respond after Issuance of a Notice of Non-payment. A registered owner or other responsible party, where applicable, who fails to pay the tolls, fines, fees or other penalties as specified in the NONP, shall be assessed an RMV fee of $20.00 and the registered owner shall be issued a Notice of Liability. The Clerk notifies the registered owner by mail of this Notice of Liability and, in addition, notifies the Registrar of Motor Vehicles of MA or other states, where applicable, who shall place the matter on record and, the Registrar shall not renew the registered owner's license to operate a vehicle or the registration of the vehicle until after notice from the Clerk that all such matters have been disposed of in accordance with applicable law or regulation. If the registered owner is a resident of another state or jurisdiction, the Registrar shall revoke the registered owner's right to operate a motor vehicle in the Commonwealth until the matter has been disposed of in accordance with applicable law or regulation. (e) Pay By Plate Notice of Liability (NOL) Late Fees. Failure to pay the Balance Due on the Pay By Plate NONP may result in the issuance of a NOL. Each toll trip included on the NOL may be charged a late fee in accordance with 700 CMR 11.06(6): Table 2. TABLE 2 Invoice/Notice Issued Days to Pay Invoice/Notice Days Outstanding Late Fees Assessed 1 Invoice Issued st 30 1-30 $0 Past Due Invoice 30 31-60 $1.00 for each overdue toll charge Notice of Non-payment 30 61-90 An additional $1.00 for each overdue toll charge Notice of Liability Due Immediately >90 An additional $1.00 for each overdue toll charge; Plus a $20.00 RMV/DMV Fee * MassDOT may charge a higher toll rate or other fee to Pay By Plate customers in accordance with 700 CMR 11.04(4)(e). (f) Civil or Criminal Action. MassDOT may pursue such civil or criminal action as it deems appropriate to collect outstanding tolls, fees, and fines assessed as well as such additional fines or penalties as MassDOT may assess in accordance with 700 CMR 11.07. (7) Confidentiality of Records. MassDOT shall maintain the confidentiality of all information including, but not limited to, photographs or other recorded images and credit and account data relative to Account Holders who utilize its EZDriveMA toll collection system. MassDOT shall maintain procedures consistent with M.G.L. c. 66A. For purposes of 700 CMR 11.06(7), all EZDriveMA customers, including customers of another agency or entity that may have toll collection reciprocity with MassDOT, are considered Account Holders. (8) Hot List Data. Notwithstanding any other law or regulation, data and information such as name, location, time and date of travel, regarding Hot List license plates and/or transponders, while such license plates and/or transponders are on the Hot List (Hot List Data), shall be made available to a representative of the Massachusetts State Police, designated by the Secretary of the Executive Office of Public Safety and Security (EOPSS). License plates and/or transponder numbers shall only be included on the Hot List in limited emergency situations involving imminent and immediate threat to the safety, health, and well-being of an individual or the public based on specific, reasonable intelligence sufficient to necessitate the need to provide this Hot List Data to law enforcement. Such emergency situations shall include, but are not limited to terrorist threats, Amber Alerts, Silver Alerts, kidnappings, missing persons, and felons actively traveling to or from a crime scene. The Secretary of EOPSS, or his or her designee, shall verify in writing which emergency situations warrant adding any license plate and/or transponder number to the Hot List. License plates and/or transponder numbers shall only remain on the Hot List for 14 days unless the Secretary of EOPSS or his or her designee certifies and justifies the need to maintain the numbers on the Hot List for a longer period, but in no event shall such numbers remain on the list longer than 30 days. (9) System Maintenance and Enforcement. Any electronic or other automated system of toll collection used by MassDOT is regularly tested and maintained to promote accurate and efficient determinations as to payment or non-payment of tolls. Any invoice or notice based in whole or in part upon inspection of any photograph or other recorded image of a motor vehicle and the written certification by a Clerk shall be prima facie evidence of the facts contained therein and shall be admissible in any administrative or judicial proceeding to adjudicate the liability for such invoice or notice.