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----[1] In this document, the term ‘user’ generally refers to a data consumer who needs high-quality data to support a policy, program, service, or other initiative in the federal government. The data can be used for the purpose for which it was initially obtained or reused for a consistent or other purpose, as permitted under privacy, security, and other applicable legislation. Users leverage the Government Data Quality Framework to identify, communicate, assess, report on, and help address issues of data quality in consultation with the appropriate stakeholders (e.g., data providers, data custodians, data policymakers, data stewards, data architects, subject matter experts, security and privacy officials).

----[1] In this document, the term ‘user’ generally refers to a data consumer who needs high-quality data to support a policy, program, service, or other initiative in the federal government. The data can be used for the purpose for which it was initially obtained or reused for a consistent or other purpose, as permitted under privacy, security, and other applicable legislation. Users leverage the Government Data Quality Framework to identify, communicate, assess, report on, and help address issues of data quality in consultation with the appropriate stakeholders (e.g., data providers, data custodians, data policymakers, data stewards, data architects, subject matter experts, security and privacy officials).