In this part of the law, you'll learn about some important terms used when talking about fixing or changing your personal information.
When you ask to fix your personal information or add a note to it, this is called a "correction request". You can make two types of correction requests:
The person who makes a correction request is called the "requestor". This means if you ask to fix or add a note to your personal information, you're the requestor.
These terms are used in this part of the law and in subpart 3 when talking about accessing and fixing personal information.
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In this subpart and subpart 3, correction request means—
In this subpart, requestor, in relation to a correction request, means the person who made the request.
