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Should the financial institutions that exchange data be concerned about privacy issues?

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Should the financial institutions that exchange data be concerned about privacy issues?

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Child support programs have very tight confidentiality restraints and this is no exception. It is clear that data match information must be used only to locate assets and enforce child support orders. Further, the state has designed a system that is not intrusive and is highly confidential. Under PRWORA, a financial institution will not be liable under any Federal or State law to any person for certain disclosures of data match pursuant to the act. Reference 42 U.S.C. Section 666(a)(17)(C).

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