Noncompliance Reporting and FOIA - May 2017

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Audience: IACUC members

Goals:

Understand the concept of noncompliance and how and why we report
Understand the impact of the Freedom of Information Act as it relates to noncompliance reporting

Objectives:

Define noncompliance
Assess whether events are noncompliant
Outline noncompliance reporting requirements of OLAW & USDA
Predict possible outcomes of reporting noncompliance
Justify why we report noncompliance
Recognize appropriate content of a noncompliance report and what can make it FOIA ready

Module Developers: Marilyn Brown, Jessi Kittel, Jane Na, David Powell, Bridget Watson

Module Materials

Slides (PPT) (Powerpoint - 5.91 MB)

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