Iowa Admin. Code r. 681-17.14 – Personally identifiable information

681—17.14(22) Personally identifiable information.

17.14(1) State board of regents. Personnel and employment management information systems. The above listed records system is collected pursuant to the authority of Iowa Code chapter 262. Storage is in paper form and information cannot be matched, collated and compared.
17.14(2) State University of Iowa.
1. a. Payroll and personnel information system
2. b. Professional and scientific employees—employment status information system
3. c. General service staff employment register
4. d. Faculty personnel information system
5. e. Student record information system
6. f. Student aid resource management system
7. g. Gifts and grants information management system
8. h. Annual budget line entry system
9. i. Student admission information management system
10. j. Patient information system
11. k. Hospital management information system
12. l. Purchasing office management system
13. m. Construction/jobs management system
14. n. Event ticket sales systems
15. o. Motor pool management system
16. p. Residence halls management systems
  All of the above listed records are collected pursuant to the authority of Iowa Code chapters 262, 262A, 263, 263A, and 271. All are stored in electronic form. Supplementary records in these categories are stored in paper form or on microfilm or microfiche. Information in categories lettered “a” through “i” can be matched, collated, and compared. Information in categories lettered “j” and “k” can be matched, collated, and compared. Information in categories lettered “l” through “p” cannot be matched, collated, and compared.
17.14(3) Iowa State University of science and technology.
1. a. Student information system, for example, biographical, academic, housing, financial aid and admissions
2. b. Personnel information system, for example, biographical, employment, payroll and budget information for the faculty, professional and scientific and merit systems
3. c. Accounting information system, for example, accounts receivable, accounts payable, budget system, gifts and grants, and contracts and grants
4. d. Telecommunications information system
5. e. Miscellaneous information systems, for example, transportation services, media resources, information service biographical files, affirmative action, travel, traffic and library circulation
6. f. Veterinary diagnostic laboratory system
7. g. University extension system, for example, continuing education units, and plant pathology, horticulture, seed and soil testing
8. h. Patient information system
9. i. Medical management system
10. j. Purchasing system
11. k. Police records system
12. l. Parking systems registration information
13. m. Alumni records and event ticket sales system
14. n. State board of regents registered bonds system
15. o. Project/construction management systems
16. p. Facilities and maintenance information systems
  All of the above listed records are collected pursuant to the authority of Iowa Code chapters 262, 262A, and 266. All are stored in electronic form, except categories lettered “f” and “h” which are stored in hard copy form. Duplicate information or copies of the electronically stored information may be found in some cases on microfilm, microfiche or hard copy. Information in categories lettered “a” through “e,” “g,” “j,” “l,” and “m” can be matched, collated, and compared. Information in categories “f” and “h” can be matched, collated, and compared only with accounts receivable (see category “c”). The remaining categories cannot be matched, collated, or compared.
17.14(4) University of Northern Iowa.
1. a. Academic achievement center records systems
2. b. Academic advising examination services/orientation information systems
3. c. Academic computing center systems
4. d. Accounts receivable/payable systems
5. e. Admissions information systems
6. f. Affirmative action records systems
7. g. Alumni foundation/development systems
8. h. Architect/planning/engineering records systems
9. i. Athletic department records systems
10. j. Budget management records systems
11. k. College of education/school of business advising center record systems
12. l. Continuing education/correspondence/extension records systems
13. m. Financial aid information systems
14. n. Grants and contracts records systems
15. o. Housing/dining systems
16. p. Library/archives records systems
17. q. Personnel/budget/payroll information systems
18. r. Physical plant systems
19. s. Purchasing/inventory systems
20. t. School of business division of external services records systems
21. u. Student information systems (student records)
22. v. Student union/student activities records systems
23. w.
  *
  Academic affairs information systems #
24. x.
  *
  Ancillary services records systems
25. y.
  *
  Counseling/health/pharmacy systems
26. z.
  *
  Deans/department heads/faculty advisors record systems
  aa.
  *
  Handicapped services systems #
  ab.
  *
  Institutional officials records systems #
  ac.
  *
  Institutional research records systems including social/behavioral research center
  ad.
  *
  Operations record systems
  ae.
  *
  Placement/career center/cooperative education systems
  af.
  *
  Price laboratory management/records systems #
  ag.
  *
  Public safety records systems
  ah.
  *
  Small business assistance center (hazardous waste) record systems
  ai.
  *
  Special events record systems
  aj.
  *
  Speech/hearing/reading clinics records systems #
  ak.
  *
  Student field experience systems #
  al.
  *
  United faculty records systems #
  am.
  *
  UNISA records systems #
  All of the above listed records systems are collected pursuant to the authority of Iowa Code chapters 262, 262A, 265 and 268. Means of storage include electronic unless otherwise noted. Moreover, some records may also be stored in micrographic or paper forms. All or parts of information in each system may be matched, collated, and compared except for those systems noted by an asterisk (*).
  # Storage in paper or micrographic form only.
17.14(5) Iowa School for the Deaf.
1. a. Academic
2. b. Medical
3. c. Business—payroll and purchasing
4. d. Residential
5. e. Personnel
  All of the above listed records, in whole or in part, are maintained on paper and in electronic form. The records stored in electronic form for systems “a,” “b,” “d,” and “e” can be matched, collated, and compared. Records stored in electronic form for system “c” cannot be matched, collated or compared to any other of the systems. All of the above listed records are collected pursuant to the authority of Iowa Code chapters 262 and 270.
17.14(6) Iowa Braille and Sight Saving School.
1. a. Payroll and personnel information system
2. b. Faculty and administrative personnel information system
3. c. Financial accounting data system
4. d. Student record information system (academic and medical)
5. e. Annual budget system
6. f. Evaluation report system for all students
7. g. Consultative reports completed for other agencies
8. h. Gifts and grants record keeping system
9. i. State large print orders system
10. j. State lend/lease depository system
  Records in “a,” “c,” and “e” are stored in electronic form and can be matched, collated, and compared. Records in “b,” “d,” and “f” through “j” are stored on paper and cannot be matched, collated, or compared. All of the above listed records are collected pursuant to the authority of Iowa Code chapters 262, 262A, and 269.

This rule describes the nature and extent of personally identifiable information which is collected, maintained, and retrieved by the agency by personal identifier in record systems as defined in rule 17.1(22). For each record system, this rule describes the legal authority for the collection of that information, the means of storage of that information and indicates whether a data processing system matches, collates, or permits the comparison of personally identifiable information in one record system with personally identifiable information in another record system. The record systems maintained by the agency are: