HOUSE PASSES COMPUTER MATCHING ACT (H.R. 4699) WITH EXEMPTION INTACT

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• Publication Date: August 5, 1988
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OCA 88-2621
5 August 1988
MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Security
FROM: John E. Bacon, Congressional Affairs
SUBJECT: House Passes Computer Matching Act (H.R.4699)
with Exemption Intact.
1. Attached is a copy of H.R. 4699, Computer Matching Act
and Report from the Committee-on Government Operations. The
bill was passed by the House on 1 August. I anticipate
favorable action in the Senate before the close of the 100th
Congressional session.
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2. You should note section 5(a)(3)(vi) which contains the
exemption for computer matches performed to produce background
checks for security clearances of Federal personnel. This is
the exemption we worked out with the Committee last summer. The
Senate will also support the exemption.
3. Please advise soonest if you note any other problems.
I expect not since OS carefully reviewed the bill throuah its
various iterations.
cc: DDA (no att.)
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House Floor continued . . .
elect to retire prior to the closure of the Phoenix
Indian High School, agreed to by voice
MILLER motion to recommit HR 4519 to
the Interior Cmte with instructions to hold
hearings and report a bill providing for: the
competitive bidding sale of the Phoenix Indian
School property; the transfer of land to the VA,
city of Phoenix, and state of Ariz; and proceeds
from the competitive sale of the Indian School
to be used for the purchase of the Fla lands and
the enhancement of Indian education, rejected
by 133-279
HR 4519, as amended, passed by 281-125
HR 5026 FYlitS Dire Emergency Supplemental
Approps
APPROPS CMTE amendment relating to
the U.S. Emergency Migration and Refugee
Assistance Fund, agreed to by voice
HR 5026, as amended, passed by 357-54
HR 1516 Tongass Timber Reform Act
H Res 488, agreed to by voice
INTERIOR CMTE substitute amendment,
agreed to by voice
VOLKMER amendments to make technical
corrections in the 1980 Alaska Nall Interest
Lands Conservation Act to ensure that certain
rpts concerning the Tongass Nati Forest are
provided to the Agriculture Cmte, and authorize
the Agriculture Secy, within one yr of the enact-
ment of the bill, to make necessary changes to
achieve negotiating objectives on long-term tim-
ber contracts achievable solely through unilat-
eral action, agreed to by voice
YOUNG of Alaska substitute amendment.
rejected by 100-311
YOUNG of Alaska amendment to allow for
more eonomic and larger clearcuts of timber.
withdrawn
MILLER of Calif technical amendment,
agreed to by voice (modified)
VOLKMER amendment to direct the For-
est Service to place greater emphasis on the
protection of fish and wildlife habitats in the
Tongass Forest from the impact of timber har-
vesting, agreed to by voice
YOUNG of Alaska amendment to provide
compensation to workers certified to have lost
their jobs as a result of the enactment of the bill
by providing financial aid for a period of up to
six yrs, such as health benefits,
unemployment/severance pay, layoff and vaca-
tion benefits, and re-training and relocation
expenses, rejected by voice
YOUNG of Alaska motion to recommit HR
1516 to Interior Cmte, rejected by voice
HR 1516, as amended, passed by 361-47
(title amended)
HR 1226 Amend Fed Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act to
Require Appointment of the Commnr of Food
and Drugs to be Subject to Senate Confirma-
tion
WAXMAN unanimous consent that the
House insist on its amendment to the Senate
amendment and request a conference with the
Senate
For a list of House conferees see Confer-
ence Cmtes section
HR 3964 Establish a Natl Park System Review Bd
Rule, H Res 494, agreed to by voice
INTERIOR CMTE substitute amendment,
agreed to by voice
CRAIG substitute amendment, rejected by
145-231
HR 1860
HR 3964. as amended, passed by 248-130
Fed Land Exchange Facilitation Act
VENTO unanimous consent motion to con-
cur in the Senate amendments with an add]
House amendment
1-11? 186U now return.% to the Senate for
consideration of the House amendment.
Thursday, July 28:
HR 5015 Provide drought assistance- to agriculture
producers Short title: Drought Assistance Art
passed 368-29
Friday, July 29:
Not in session
Week of August 1
Monday, August 1:
Convenes at Noon
Under suspension of the rules
HR 4310 Extend for addl 5 yr period certain provisions
of U.S. Cade relating to rental of sound re-
cordings begin consideration
S 238F1 Amend Public Health Service Act to revise
and extend the programs of assistance for
primary health care, the program of health
services for the homeless, and the program
for the prevention and control of sexually
transmitted diseases begin consideration
HR 4699 Amend U.S. Code to ensure privacy, integrity,
and verification of data disclosed for com-
puter matching and .establish data integrity
bds within fed agencies Short title: Computer
Matching and Privacy Protection Act begin
consideration
Tuesday, August 2:
HR 1414 Amend Price-Anderson provisions of the
Atomic Energy Act to extend and improve
the procedures for liability and indemnifica-
tion for nuclear incidents begin consideration
Wednesday, August 3:
H Res 499 Impeaching Alcee Hastings, judge of the
southern district of Fla, for high crimes and
misdemeanors begin consideration
HR 442 CONFERENCE REPORT: Implement recom-
mendations of the Commn on Wartime Re-
location and Internment of Civilians begin
consideration
HR 4 352 Amend Stewart B McKinney Homeless As-
sistance Act to extend programs providing
urgently needed assistance for the homeless
begin consideration
Thursday, August 4:
HR 4333 Make technical corrections relating to the
Tax Reform Act begin consideration
Friday, August 5:
Not in session
Outlook
The legislation implementing the U.S.-Canada Free Trade
agreement will be on the floor either August 10 & 11 or the
Week of September 6
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care services to be provided. ? - SCHROEDER). The question Is On the
This WI kW Strong 451Pest1see sup- motion n-fteree 1,37 the gentleman from
van. I*nye IT1 embers to Min In sup- California Mir. Texeclitela feud the
porting/his imports/dee( House suspend the roles and concur in
efir.fteater,I reserve tbe balence of the Senate amendmant to the House
my time. amendments to S. 2385.
Mr. TAME. Kr. Spea.ker, 3 'yield The Question War taken; and (two-
elleseif =di kiine as I may consume. thirds encting voted in favor thereof)
Mr. Speaker, Ijoin the else-Jr-man of the rules were suspended and the
the Subconunfttee on Health and the Senate smendmenl lo the House
thorization of the Ccarinaunity soul ea- fl
grant grant Reath Centers programa and A moticua to xeconsid' er was laid on
the grant program to reduce infant the table.
mortality. The version of the bin
before us today will enhance the viper-
.ations ofethe health centers and un- REPORT ON RESOLUTION RE-
prove the prevereicmotrientece prl- 'GARBING IMPEACHMENT OF
niary care services provided to other- ALCEE L. IIASTINGS
wise medically underserved popula- ? EDWARD of ceeforree, teem
tinris' The !lumber 13f PeehPie tn this the Committee tm the Judiciary, sub-
country who bare /no health insurance hated a privileged report (Rept. No.
is too high. Its an unfortunate fact .100410) on the resalution (IL Rm.
that In runal areas the rate of uninsur- 499) Ampeaching Aicee L. Hastings,
ance is even higher?le percent higher judge of the U.S. District Court for
hi lace The Federal programs reau-
thorized by this bill are the only Fed-
eral Programs -designed to help the
rural uninsured. This bP-1 represents a
compromise that has been worked out
with the Senate. It svas passed In the
Senate by unanimous consent on
Friday, July 29.
'The Mgr= and Community
'Health Centers programs are the pre
tnary Federal programs designed to
assure that health care is provided to
medirally underserved areas of the
country, particularly to our rural
States, and to medie.ally urcrierserved
populstions. In fiscal year 1988, these
programs se i ved an estimated 525 me-
her. urban and rural residents and
470,000 migrant and seasonal farm
workers.
In addition to reauthorizing these
programs, the bill -establishes * sepa-
rate initiative to reduce the incidence
of infant mortality. Both community
thealth renters and migrant health
rent-ers win be eligible for these grants
and The Secretary is instructed to give
priority to those areas in which there
tis subscsneal incidence of infant SEC. 2.1%'1-47(11ING AGM:Emr_"'S.
momently or there is significant in- Section 557,a .of title -5, United States Code, Zr
crease in the incidence of infant mor- emena-e4"--
tale (1.? reelmignatiime rebs.ectiora to), (p), e
These programs deserve our support. 2-nd
.arbsectiank (r). (s), aad (0, re- in
Cumently, there are eppraximately 37 spectieeev_ and
(2) by insertiag aft- subsection