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Title 35 Public Health and Safety

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As published

35-32-103. Genetic data; inspection; retention.

(a) An individual or the individual's authorized representative may inspect, correct and obtain genetic data about the individual. (b) A person conducting genetic testing shall destroy an individual's genetic data upon request by the individual or the individual's authorized representative unless: (i) The data was obtained pursuant to W.S. 35-32-102(b); or (ii) Retention of the data is necessary for a purpose disclosed to the individual or representative in the informed consent. (c) Genetic data about an individual obtained pursuant to W.S. 35-32-102(b) shall be used solely for the purposes obtained and shall be destroyed or returned to the individual or the individual's authorized representative upon completion of the purposes for which the data was obtained or in accordance with law.

Your change, as a redline

35-32-103. Genetic data; inspection; retention.

(a) An individual or the individual's authorized representative may inspect, correct and obtain genetic data about the individual. (b) A person conducting genetic testing shall destroy an individual's genetic data upon request by the individual or the individual's authorized representative unless: (i) The data was obtained pursuant to W.S. 35-32-102(b); or (ii) Retention of the data is necessary for a purpose disclosed to the individual or representative in the informed consent. (c) Genetic data about an individual obtained pursuant to W.S. 35-32-102(b) shall be used solely for the purposes obtained and shall be destroyed or returned to the individual or the individual's authorized representative upon completion of the purposes for which the data was obtained or in accordance with law.

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