USDA rescinds old SNAP quality control records notice
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This notice removes an old USDA Privacy Act records system for SNAP quality control data. The affected records will not disappear; they will be covered under a newer, modified USDA system of records notice for SNAP disqualification and quality control information. The practical effect is administrative. USDA is consolidating privacy coverage for these records, so SNAP quality control data will be handled under the updated FNA-5 notice instead of the older FNS-7 notice.
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Key Changes
- Rescinds the old USDA/FNS-7 Privacy Act system of records notice
- Moves SNAP quality control records under the updated USDA/FNA-5 notice
- Allows public comments through regulations.gov or by mail
Obligations
What this law requires
Any person or entity submitting comments on the notice must include the agency name and docket number with the submission.
USDA Food and Nutrition Administration must treat SNAP Quality Control records previously covered by USDA/FNS-7 as covered under the modified USDA/FNA-5 system of records notice after this rescission takes effect.