Georgia § 45-12-154 - Reporting to General Assembly.
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§ 45-12-154. Reporting to General Assembly.
No later than July 1, 2020, upon the receipt of data by the GDAC Project pursuant to this part, and on an annual basis thereafter, the office shall publish a report that is made available and accessible to the General Assembly consisting of: A description of the implementation of the GDAC Project, including identification of the sources and types of data received and maintained by the GDAC Project over the prior 12 months; A list of all aggregated data maintained by the GDAC Project; A description of each IRB approved disclosure of data or data sets by the GDAC Project; A list of publications and other reports based on GDAC Project data; A strategic plan for achieving the purposes of this part during the successive 12 month period; and Any other information deemed appropriate by the office. (Code 1981, § 45-12-154 , enacted by Ga. L. 2019, p. 507, § 1/HB 197.)
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