6 CFR Part 5
39 sections.
- § 5.1General provisions
- § 5.2Proactive disclosure of DHS records
- § 5.3Requirements for making requests
- § 5.4Responsibility for responding to requests
- § 5.5Timing of responses to requests
- § 5.6Responses to requests
- § 5.7Confidential commercial information
- § 5.8Administrative appeals
- § 5.9Preservation of records
- § 5.10FOIA requests for information contained in a Privacy Act system of records
- § 5.11Fees
- § 5.12Confidential commercial information; CBP procedures
- § 5.13Other rights and services
- § 5.20General provisions
- § 5.21Requests for access to records
- § 5.22Responsibility for responding to requests for access to records
- § 5.23Responses to requests for access to records
- § 5.24Classified information
- § 5.25Administrative appeals for access requests
- § 5.26Requests for amendment or correction of records
- § 5.27Requests for an accounting of record disclosures
- § 5.28Preservation of records
- § 5.29Fees
- § 5.30Notice of court-ordered and emergency disclosures
- § 5.31Security of systems of records
- § 5.32Contracts for the operation of systems of records
- § 5.33Use and collection of Social Security numbers
- § 5.34Standards of conduct for administration of the Privacy Act
- § 5.35Sanctions and penalties
- § 5.36Other rights and services
- § 5.41Purpose and scope; definitions
- § 5.42Service of summonses and complaints
- § 5.43Service of subpoenas, court orders, and other demands or requests for official information or action
- § 5.44Testimony and production of documents prohibited unless approved by appropriate Department officials
- § 5.45Procedure when testimony or production of documents is sought; general
- § 5.46Procedure when response to demand is required prior to receiving instructions
- § 5.47Procedure in the event of an adverse ruling
- § 5.48Considerations in determining whether the Department will comply with a demand or request
- § 5.49Prohibition on providing expert or opinion testimony
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