Utah § 63A-19-202 Governing board duties.

Utah Statutes

§ 63A-19-202 — Governing board duties.

Utah § 63A-19-202

Title 63AUtah Government Operations Code

Ch. 63A-19Government Data Privacy Act

Part 63A-19-2Utah Privacy Governing Board

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Utah Code Ann. § 63A-19-202 (2026).

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(1)The governing board shall:

(1)(a) recommend changes to the state data privacy policy;

(1)(b) by July 1 of each year, approve the data privacy agenda items for the commission and make recommendations for additional items for the data privacy agenda;

(1)(c) hear issues raised by the ombudsperson regarding existing governmental entity privacy practices;

(1)(d) evaluate and recommend the appropriate:

(1)(d)(i) structure and placement for the office within state government; and

(1)(d)(ii) authority to be granted to the office, including any authority to make rules; and

(1)(e) recommend funding mechanisms and strategies for governmental entities to enable compliance with data privacy responsibilities, including:

(1)(e)(i) appropriations;

(1)(e)(ii) rates;

(1)(e)(iii) grants; and

(1)(e)(iv) i

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(1) The governing board shall:
(1)(a) recommend changes to the state data privacy policy;
(1)(b) by July 1 of each year, approve the data privacy agenda items for the commission and make recommendations for additional items for the data privacy agenda;
(1)(c) hear issues raised by the ombudsperson regarding existing governmental entity privacy practices;
(1)(d) evaluate and recommend the appropriate:
(1)(d)(i) structure and placement for the office within state government; and
(1)(d)(ii) authority to be granted to the office, including any authority to make rules; and
(1)(e) recommend funding mechanisms and strategies for governmental entities to enable compliance with data privacy responsibilities, including:
(1)(e)(i) appropriations;
(1)(e)(ii) rates;
(1)(e)(iii) grants; and
(1)(e)(iv) internal service funds.
(2) In fulfilling the duties under this part, the governing board may receive and request input from:
(2)(a) governmental entities;
(2)(b) elected officials;
(2)(c) subject matter experts; and
(2)(d) other stakeholders.