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Idaho
College Savings Program, confidentiality of account holders' and beneficiaries' Social Security numbers, addresses and telephone numbers
In force since .
A sensitive categories rule binding government bodies.
- Obligation class
- Access restriction
What it requires
- If you are the state college savings program board, treat the Social Security numbers, addresses and telephone numbers of individual account holders and designated beneficiaries that come into your possession as confidential and not public records, and do not release them (Idaho Code 33-5404(19)).
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What this law does
Social Security numbers, addresses and telephone numbers of individual account holders and designated beneficiaries that come into the possession of the state college savings program board are confidential, are not public records and may not be released by the board.
The board is created by section 33-5402 of the Idaho Code and consists of the state treasurer or the treasurer's designee as chair, the governor, the state controller, the attorney general, the superintendent of public instruction and the secretary of state, or their designees. The confidentiality provision was part of the act that created the college savings program, House Bill 627 of 2000, Session Law Chapter 213.
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