D.C. would apply data-sharing rules to homeless-service records

D.C.'s homeless-service privacy rules would recognize permitted uses and required sharing under its data-sharing law. This applies to records covered by two privacy rules in D.C.'s homeless-services law. Federal and D.C. privacy requirements would still apply. The act would require mayoral approval or a Council vote overriding a veto. The act would take effect upon approval or a veto override and remain in effect for no longer than 90 days.

D.C.'s data-sharing law would count an agency's smaller units as agencies too. The act would require mayoral approval or a Council vote overriding a veto. The act would take effect upon approval or a veto override and remain in effect for no longer than 90 days.