Esheria Regulatory Atlas
Personal data, privacy, cybersecurity duties, processing, and cross-border transfers. These records come from release legal-2026.07.26-907 and link directly to stored legal text.
134 matching statutes
United States — Alaska
1 provisions
This provision sets up Alaska library administration, data access, and grant programs, and gives the department, the center, and libraries specific duties, powers, fee authority, and reporting requirements.
United States — Alaska
1 provisions
Insurers and licensees must keep risk-management and cybersecurity controls, meet reporting and notification duties, and follow director oversight and penalty rules.
United States — Alaska
1 provisions
The Department of Transportation and Public Facilities must supervise aeronautics and communications in the state and adopt related safety, records, and radio-station regulations.
United States — Alaska
1 provisions
This chapter assigns the Department of Administration and the commissioner of administration a wide range of duties over state administration, information systems, telecommunications, public broadcasting support, and public advocacy.
United States — Alaska
1 provisions
The health department must administer public-health laws, keep and distribute certain public-health information, report its activities, cooperate with federal authorities, and follow confidentiality limits for certain health records.
United States — Alaska
1 provisions
This article gives patients access to their records, protects review-organization information, and requires health care providers and facilities to publish service price lists and give good-faith estimates on request.
United States — Alaska
1 provisions
This act protects Alaska’s historic, prehistoric, and archeological resources, restricts unauthorized excavation or trade in those resources, and gives state officials powers to permit, designate, preserve, and enforce.
United States — Alaska
2 provisions
This chapter assigns powers and duties to the governor, lieutenant governor, and several governor-related commissions, including budget work, foreign offices, reporting, appointments, and public administration tasks.
United States — Alaska
4 provisions
This provision levies oil and gas production tax on producers and sets several rate formulas, caps, payment deadlines, and exceptions.
United States — Alaska
1 provisions
This provision gives the Department of Public Safety broad duties and powers over public safety programs, records systems, reporting, and related agreements.
United States — Alaska
5 provisions
This part establishes the Alaska militia, gives the governor and adjutant general powers over it, and sets rules for leave, reemployment, pay, service contracts, and retirement benefits tied to militia service.
United States — Alaska
1 provisions
Public records are generally open to inspection, but many confidential categories are exempt. Agencies may charge fees, set some electronic-service fees, and must give notices and review personal-information challenges.
United States — Alaska
2 provisions
This part sets rules for which assets and reserves an insurer may count, and gives the director powers to disallow or require reserves in certain cases.
United States — Alaska
1 provisions
This chapter sets requirements for Alaska health care insurance policies, provider contracts, grievance and review processes, network choice, and continuing care protections.
United States — Alaska
3 provisions
This part authorizes and limits several public safety powers, requires certain reports and registry duties, sets rules for identification cards, and bars security guard work without a license.
United States — Alaska
5 provisions
This part sets rules for guardianship and powers of attorney for minors and incapacitated persons, including court procedures, guardian duties, record access, and limits on delegated powers.
United States — Alaska
1 provisions
This chapter lets users control disclosure of digital assets and requires custodians to disclose certain assets or communications to fiduciaries, designated recipients, trustees, or conservators when the stated conditions are met.
United States — Alaska
1 provisions
This chapter requires the personnel director, department, and executive-branch agencies to run and follow an equal employment opportunity and affirmative action program.
United States — Alaska
1 provisions
The department may help nonprofit hospitals and community health facilities, and must make grant decisions, adopt regulations, and report grants to the legislature within 10 days after each legislative session convenes.
United States — Alaska
2 provisions
This section gives the department broad authority over alcoholism and drug abuse treatment programs, including planning, contracting, grants, records, inspections, approvals, and telehealth, and it sets rules for admission, detention, and confidentiality.