The Privacy Act of 1974 Regulates the Release of Personal

Multiple Choice

The Privacy Act of 1974 regulates the release of personal information about federal employees by federal agencies.The basic principles underlying the Privacy Act include all of the following except:

A) To permit federal employees greater access to the records that are maintained on them by the federal agency
B) to permit employees to block disclosure of records that they (the employee) prefer to keep private
C) to restrict disclosure of personally identifiable information by federal agencies
D) to establish statutory norms for collection, maintenance and dissemination of information