The hearing was held in conjunction with the Spring National Meeting here. This hearing was a valuable opportunity for regulators to receive information on privacy issues as we discuss the best course of action. Title V of the Act sets forth a number of specific consumer privacy protections that federal and state agencies must implement in their role as functional regulators of financial institutions. Generally, the Act directs appropriate regulatory agencies to establish standards covering administrative, technical and physical safeguards that will be followed by financial institutions holding personal financial information provided by consumers. It is the nation's oldest association of state government officials, consisting of insurance regulators from the 50 states, the District of Columbia and four U.S. territories.
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