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PWA ON$ Ill. 9. Describe how "public access to the data would render unworkable a program authorized by law." (Minnesota Statutes Section 13,06, subdivision 3 (b).) Describe the program and cite the statute or federal law which authorizes it. It is not sufficient merely to affirm that public access to the data would render the program unworkable. You are required to describe the nature of the threat to the program and cite facts to support your assertions. Identify and describe specifically the adverse effects, sequences of events or cause -and -effect relationships that would make the program unworkable. If relevant, cite any past instances where release of this kind of data to the public has rendered a program unworkable. 10. In order to establish, pursuant to Minnesota Statutes Section 13.06, subdivision 3 (c), "that a compelling need exists for immediate temporary classification," describe how release of the data "could adversely affect the health, safety, or welfare of the public." To establish a compelling need for a classification of data as nonpublic, you must detail the adverse effects of releasing the data to the public. To establish a compelling need for classifying the data as protected nonpublic, you must describe the adverse effects if the data were released not only to the public but to the data subject as well. Consult with your legal advisor about the meaning of the term, "compelling need." It is not sufficient merely to affirm that a compelling need exists. You are required to state explicitly the nature of the compelling need and to cite facts supporting your assertions. Be as specific as possible in identifying adverse effects, sequences of events or cause -and -effect relationships. If relevant, cite any instances in the past where release of this kind of data to the public has adversely affected the health, safety, or welfare of the public. I affirm that all of the above statements are true to the best of my knowledge. I am aware that any classification made under this application expires June 1 of the year following its submission to the Legislature pursuant to Minnesota Statutes Section 13.06, subdivision 7, unless the Legislature takes action on the classification. Date MS -00066-06 Rev. 5-96 S Signature of Responsible Authority