Under the Privacy Act,any agency that proposes to establish or alter any system ofrecords must provide notice to:
A) Congress
B) the Office of Management and Budget
C) Congress and the Office of Management and Budget
D) none of the above; changes are published in the Federal Register and a hearing is conducted to decide the appropriateness and legality of the changes

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According to the Privacy Act, any agency that proposes to establish or alter any system of records must provide notice to both Congress and the Office of Management and Budget. This is to ensure that the proposed changes are appropriate and legal before they can be implemented. While changes are also published in the Federal Register, notice to Congress and the Office of Management and Budget is specifically required under the Privacy Act.

Under the Privacy Act,any Agency That Proposes to Establish or Alter