RMPR9P23.m

RMPR9P23 ;PHX/HNB -PRINT PURCHASE CARD FORM ;3/1/1996

 ;;3.0;PROSTHETICS;**153,166**;Feb 09, 1996;Build 2

PRI ;ENTRY POINT FOR PRINTING PRIVACY ACT (GUI WINDOWS) FOR 10-2421 AND 10-55 AND 2419

 N CT,PRTW

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TEXT ;Privacy Act text

 ;

 ;

 ;Security Requirements Interim Guidance - January 2013 (Per Acquisition Policy

 ;               Flash 12-04, dated 2/2/12, suspending VAAR clause 852.273-75)

 ;

 ;A.    Any contractor and/or subcontractor retained to do work for VA under

 ;this Contract that requires the access, use, storage, modification, or 

 ;transmission of VA Sensitive Personal Information (SPI) must follow and 

 ;adhere to the security controls, enhancements, compensating controls,

 ;protocols, regulations, and VA directions as the Contracting Officer 

 ;(CO) shall direct, including, but not limited to those derived from the

 ;Federal Information Security Management Act (FISMA), OMB Circular No. 

 ;A-130, and VA Handbook 6500/6500.6.  The contractor must report any data

 ;breach according to the protocols and timeframes in HB 6500. 

 ;

PRI1 ;B.      If any contractor/sub-contractor retained to do work for VA under

 ;this Contract requires access, use, etc., of VA SPI as aforesaid, and if an

 ;actionable data breach occurs because of the contractor/subcontractor's acts, 

 ;omissions, or negligence in following the VA-directed security controls, 

 ;enhancements, compensating controls, protocols, and/or measures, including,

 ;but not limited to the sources above, the contractor/subcontractor is 

 ;further subject to the statutory requirement to assess liquidated damages 

 ;against contractors and/or subcontractors under 38 U.S.C. §5725 in the event

 ;of a breach of Sensitive Personal Information (SPI)/Personally Identifiable 

 ;Information (PII).  Said liquidated damages shall be assessed at $37.50 

 ;per affected Veteran or beneficiary.  A breach in this context includes 

 ;the unauthorized acquisition, access, use, or disclosure of VA SPI which

 ;compromises not only the information's security or privacy but that of the

 ;Veteran or beneficiary as well as the potential exposure or wrongful 

 ;disclosure of such information as a result of a failure to follow proper 

 ;data security controls and protocols.

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RMPR9P23  ;PHX/HNB -PRINT PURCHASE CARD FORM ;3/1/1996

 +1       ;;3.0;PROSTHETICS;**153,166**;Feb 09, 1996;Build 2

PRI       ;ENTRY POINT FOR PRINTING PRIVACY ACT (GUI WINDOWS) FOR 10-2421 AND 10-55 AND 2419

 +1        NEW CT,PRTW

 +2        FOR CT=1:1

               SET PRTW=$TEXT(TEXT+CT)

               if PRTW=""

                   QUIT 

               SET CNT=CNT+1

               SET ^TMP($JOB,"RMPRPRT",CNT)=$PIECE(PRTW,";",2)

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TEXT      ;Privacy Act text

 +1       ;

 +2       ;

 +3       ;Security Requirements Interim Guidance - January 2013 (Per Acquisition Policy

 +4       ;               Flash 12-04, dated 2/2/12, suspending VAAR clause 852.273-75)

 +5       ;

 +6       ;A.    Any contractor and/or subcontractor retained to do work for VA under

 +7       ;this Contract that requires the access, use, storage, modification, or 

 +8       ;transmission of VA Sensitive Personal Information (SPI) must follow and 

 +9       ;adhere to the security controls, enhancements, compensating controls,

 +10      ;protocols, regulations, and VA directions as the Contracting Officer 

 +11      ;(CO) shall direct, including, but not limited to those derived from the

 +12      ;Federal Information Security Management Act (FISMA), OMB Circular No. 

 +13      ;A-130, and VA Handbook 6500/6500.6.  The contractor must report any data

 +14      ;breach according to the protocols and timeframes in HB 6500. 

 +15      ;

PRI1      ;B.      If any contractor/sub-contractor retained to do work for VA under

 +1       ;this Contract requires access, use, etc., of VA SPI as aforesaid, and if an

 +2       ;actionable data breach occurs because of the contractor/subcontractor's acts, 

 +3       ;omissions, or negligence in following the VA-directed security controls, 

 +4       ;enhancements, compensating controls, protocols, and/or measures, including,

 +5       ;but not limited to the sources above, the contractor/subcontractor is 

 +6       ;further subject to the statutory requirement to assess liquidated damages 

 +7       ;against contractors and/or subcontractors under 38 U.S.C. 5725 in the event

 +8       ;of a breach of Sensitive Personal Information (SPI)/Personally Identifiable 

 +9       ;Information (PII).  Said liquidated damages shall be assessed at $37.50 

 +10      ;per affected Veteran or beneficiary.  A breach in this context includes 

 +11      ;the unauthorized acquisition, access, use, or disclosure of VA SPI which

 +12      ;compromises not only the information's security or privacy but that of the

 +13      ;Veteran or beneficiary as well as the potential exposure or wrongful 

 +14      ;disclosure of such information as a result of a failure to follow proper 

 +15      ;data security controls and protocols.

 +16       QUIT