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Transparent recordkeeping protocol for fact-specific written interpretations between two parties — JIAs, RMAs, no-action letters, private letter rulings, and analogous instruments.
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Within thirty days after the end date of an RMA, the participant must file a written report with OAIP summarizing the demonstration, any incidents of harm, any legal actions, and any complaints filed against the participant in connection with the mitigation period.
An RMA participant must implement data security measures conforming to Utah Code §63A-19-102 and maintain a cybersecurity framework that is updated on an ongoing basis to address emerging threats and vulnerabilities. No statutory or common-law cybersecurity obligation is waived by the RMA.
An RMA participant agrees to hold OAIP, the relevant Division, and their agents, officers, and employees harmless from any claims, liabilities, damages, losses, or expenses arising from the participant's work performed under the mitigation.
Each Learning Lab RMA participant submits a monthly report to OAIP at `ai@utah.gov` covering user data, incidents, complaints, research findings, and any other information specified by the Office. The report is the primary ongoing accountability mechanism between participant and regulator during the mitigation period.