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MyCity's role in agency-to-agency data sharing and NYPD involvement
2:02:45
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Council Member Gutiérrez asks about MyCity's role in agency-to-agency data sharing and potential NYPD involvement. Commissioner Fraser explains the data sharing processes and addresses concerns about law enforcement access to personal information.
- Fraser confirms that MyCity facilitates data sharing between agencies for benefit rendering purposes
- He mentions that MOUs and privacy agreements govern the specific use of shared data between agencies
- Fraser clarifies that there is currently no MOU with the NYPD for data sharing through MyCity
- He emphasizes the use of role-based and attribute-based access control to limit data access to only what is necessary for each agency's function
- The discussion highlights the importance of protecting personal information and the role of the city's Chief Privacy Officer in overseeing privacy across all agencies
- Fraser assures that law enforcement would not have unrestricted access to personal information collected through MyCity
Jennifer Gutiérrez
2:02:45
Can you share if there's any role that my city's back end plays in in agency to agency data sharing or coordination of that?
2:03:35
Okay.
2:03:36
Will the is I mean, is there an MOU with PD with NYPD?
2:03:46
Is there anything any reason or anything related to you know, as someone's creating a profile and as you all are are analyzing and launching the common services, potentially a scenario where you're utilizing someone's information about substance abuse or anything like that.
2:04:07
Is there is there, like, a future where this kind of very personal information could be shared with PD at their request.
2:04:22
just wanna be very careful about how we're protecting people's, you know, personal information, and I think so much of of what I'm hearing about the future of my city is, like, seeing where people need help.
2:04:34
And connecting them to that help.
2:04:36
So I just wanna be very, very specific and very careful about how we integrate law enforcement, for example, in some of these instances.
2:04:42
And and you can, I think, also, understand why why some of your workers wanna wanna share some information for this fear?
2:05:15
That's right.
2:05:16
I'm glad it's on it's on the record.
2:05:18
I appreciate that.
2:05:19
So I think we're gonna wrap up with questions.
Matthew Fraser
2:02:55
Yeah.
2:02:56
For sure.
2:02:57
So between the agencies, especially for benefit fit rendering, if there's information that's required to be shared between agencies, the MOUs in place that that govern the specific use of data and the purpose for which that information is being shared.
2:03:12
And any information that that shared is covered in that space.
2:03:15
We also have privacy writers and addendums that that align to the use of that information.
2:03:20
So I think for us, in general, any information that shared, again, we are the facilitators building the technology.
2:03:28
The specific business agreements between the agencies of how they use the information in it is shared between the agencies.
2:03:41
No?
2:03:41
Not not at this moment.
2:04:14
Unless the NYPD becomes in the business of a insert of starting daycare facilities in child care.
2:04:21
We're not we're not.
2:04:22
There's We
2:04:48
Yeah.
2:04:49
I I I can definitely understand that concern turn.
2:04:51
And one of the reasons why we have a chief privacy officer for the city and that privacy officer sits outside of any specific entity.
2:04:59
It's responsible for overseeing privacy across the city is is for that point to ensure that we're not biased in any way by any specific agency's mission, and it's done at a level where we're overseeing what's best for our constituents, not for the agency.
2:05:14
That's requesting the information.
2:05:19
Thank you.
Cynthia Conti-Cook
2:03:42
No.
2:03:43
Okay.
2:03:43
Okay.