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PRIVATE LIVES AND PUBLIC POLICIES -- Copyright -- Acknowledgments -- Contents -- Executive Summary -- STUDY GOALS AND SCOPE -- GUIDING PRINCIPLES -- DEMOCRATIC ACCOUNTABILITY -- CONSTITUTIONAL EMPOWERMENT -- INDIVIDUAL AUTONOMY -- KEY FINDINGS AND RECOMMENDATIONS -- STATUTORY PROTECTION AGAINST MANDATORY DISCLOSURE OF INDIVIDUALLY IDENTIFIABLE DATA -- BARRIERS TO DATA SHARING WITHIN GOVERNMENT -- ACCESS TO DATA BY NONGOVERNMENT USERS -- PRIVACY CONCERNS AND DECLINING COOPERATION IN SURVEYS -- STATISTICAL PROCEDURES TO PROTECT CONFIDENTIALITY -- CROSS-CUTTING RECOMMENDATIONS -- 1 Principles and Problems -- THE TENSION BETWEEN PRIVATE LIVES AND PUBLIC POLICIES -- STUDY GOALS AND SCOPE -- HOW DOES THE FEDERAL STATISTICAL SYSTEM FUNCTION? -- KEY DEFINITIONS -- DATA SUBJECTS AND DATA PROVIDERS -- INFORMATIONAL PRIVACY -- CONFIDENTIALITY AND DATA PROTECTION -- INFORMED CONSENT AND NOTIFICATION -- DISCLOSURE -- ADMINISTRATIVE AND STATISTICAL DATA -- WHAT PRINCIPLES SHOULD GUIDE STATISTICAL AGENCIES? -- DEMOCRATIC ACCOUNTABILITY -- CONSTITUTIONAL EMPOWERMENT -- INDIVIDUAL AUTONOMY -- THE SPECIAL ROLE OF FEDERAL STATISTICAL AGENCIES -- DATA ACCESS IN A DEMOCRATIC SOCIETY -- PROBLEMS IN ENSURING CONFIDENTIALITY AND DATA ACCESS -- DO STATISTICAL AGENCIES HAVE ADEQUATE AUTHORITY TO PROTECT DATA? -- CAN COMMUNICATION WITH THE PUBLIC BE IMPROVED? -- ARE DATA PROVIDERS PROPERLY NOTIFIED OR INFORMED? -- ARE CURRENT CONFIDENTIALITY AND DATA ACCESS LAWS ADEQUATE AND APPROPRIATE? -- HOW CAN NONGOVERNMENT USERS BE GIVEN ACCESS TO DATA WHILE PRESERVING CONFIDENTIALITY? -- CAN INDIVIDUAL-LEVEL DATA BE PROVIDED FOR PUBLIC USE? -- CAN LEGITIMATE NEEDS FOR DATA SHARING WITHIN GOVERNMENT BE MET? -- STRUCTURE OF THE REPORT -- NOTES -- 2 The Framework of Study -- EVOLUTION OF THE FEDERAL STATISTICAL SYSTEM -- EARLIER STUDIES OF PRIVACY, CONFIDENTIALITY, AND DATA ACCESS.