I point out there are cases--in fact, one case in the Virginia system was invalidated because it did not provide adequate protection in the use of these Social Security numbers. Clearly, our authorization of this does not put a stamp of approval on any particular system. It is going to have to withstand any kind of judicial or legal attack that it is too restrictive, that it does not contain adequate protections, the number itself or any other number of challenges that might be issued.
On the recordFebruary 14, 2002
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Discussing the legal implications of using Social Security numbers in a legislative context.
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