6 V.S.A. § 61
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§ 61. Information collection and confidentiality
Official statutory text
The Secretary may collect information on subjects within the jurisdiction of the Agency, including data obtained from questionnaires, surveys, physical samples, databases, and laboratory analyses conducted by the Agency. This information shall be available upon request to the public, provided that it is presented in a form that does not disclose the identity of individual persons, households, or businesses from whom the information was obtained or whose characteristics, activities, or products the information is about.
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