Conn. Agencies Regs. § 10-293-41

Current through November 7, 2024
Section 10-293-41 - Vending facility program

The following information concerns the maintenance and use of records by the board in the vending facility program:

(1) Name: Vending Facility Program File.
(2) Type: Automated and Manual.
(3) Purpose: To allow the board to implement the food services and vending facility program in public buildings.
(4) Source of Data: Routine sources of information contained in the Vending Facility Program File include the vending facility operators, vocational rehabilitation case record, former employers of the vendor, reports of division of industries staff personnel, financial records of vendor including federal and state tax returns and register receipts and results of administrative reviews and full evidentiary hearings if any have been held, and the vendor's license and operating agreement.
(5) Legal Authority: Personal data in the Vending Facility Program file are collected, maintained and used under authority of Section 10-303 of CGS, the Randolph-Sheppard Vending Stand Act 20 USC 107, as amended, and the Vocational Rehabilitation Act of 1973, Public Law 93-112, as amended.
(6) Categories of Personal Data: Categories of personal data maintained in the Vending Facility Program file include:
(A) Educational, including level of academic achievement;
(B) Vocational including ability to manage a business, maintain records, relate to the public in a service and sales capacity;
(C) Physical and mental, including ability to perform the job requirements; and
(D) Financial including income, expenditures, gross and net profit.
(7) Categories of other Data: Categories of other data maintained in the Vending Facility Program file include the vendor's name, address, telephone number, social security number, and employee identification number.
(8) Category of Person: Persons who are blind or seriously visually impaired who have been licensed by the board to operate a vending facility in the state.
(9) Use of Records: Information in the Vending Facility Program file is used by persons identified in Section 10-303-33(a) (6) of these regulations to:
(A) establish eligibility of the blind person to be licensed by the board as a vending facility operator;
(B) maintain an inventory of initial stock and supplies and equipment and to schedule equipment repairs;
(C) monitor and evaluate the vending facility in relation to its compliance with regulations and potential for growth and success;
(D) establish the basis for financial subsidization of the vendor by the board;
(E) plan and prepare budgets;
(F) provide the basis for distribution of income;
(G) provide data needed for transfer, promotional and insurance purposes; and
(H) assist in the resolution of the blind vendor's dissatisfaction with board action or inaction.
(10) Retention Schedule: Five (5) years after the vendor becomes inactive; financial records, after audit or three (3) years and in compliance with the Federal Manual requirements set forth in Federal Manual Section 74-7.

Conn. Agencies Regs. § 10-293-41

Effective July 28, 1988