Vermont Statutes
§ 172 — Library record confidentiality; exemptions
Vermont·Title 22 Title 22: Libraries, History, and Information Technology·Ch. 4 Chapter 004: Library Patron Records
(a)A library’s patron registration records and patron transaction records shall remain confidential.
(b)Unless authorized by other provisions of law, the library’s officers, employees, and volunteers shall not disclose the records except:
(1)with the written permission of the library patron to whom the records pertain;
(2)to officers, employees, volunteers, and agents of the library to the extent necessary for library administration purposes;
(3)in response to an authorized judicial order or warrant directing disclosure;
(4)to custodial parents or guardians of patrons under 12 years of age; or
(5)to the custodial parents or guardians of a student, in accordance with the federal Family Education Rights and Privacy Act, by the library at the school the student attends.
(c)Statistical
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