Some confusion remains in this situation because Mr. Miller maintains he was provided with provider profile data until CAC learned he was a provider himself. If the person Mr. Miller initially dealt with thought he was a parent seeking profile data for purposes of child care, then the data was mistakenly released to him. The data in question are private. They cannot be shared with the general public but can be shared with parents seeking child care referral information. It appears that Mr. Miller was denied access to his own provider profile.
Private data is accessible to the subject of the data.
Under those provisions, Mr. Miller should be provided with access to his own profile. Those portions of the day care provider profiles maintained by CAC that are identified as public data, under Section 13.46, subdivision 4, are accessible by members of the public such as Mr. Miller.