restricted reporting
(A)The term “restricted reporting” means a system of reporting that allows a volunteer who is sexually assaulted to confidentially disclose the details of his or her assault to specified individuals and receive the services outlined inwithout the dissemination of his or her personally identifying information except as necessary for the provision of such services, and without automatically triggering an official investigative process. (B)In cases in which volunteers elect restricted reporting, disclosure of their personally identifying information is authorized to the following persons or organizations when disclosure would be for the following reasons: (i)Peace Corps staff or law enforcement when authorized by the victim in writing. (ii)Peace Corps staff or law enforcement to prevent or lessen a serious or imminent threat to the health or safety of the victim or another person. (iii)SARLs, Victim’s Advocates, or healthcare providers when required for the provision of victim services. (iv)State and Federal courts when ordered, or if disclosure is required by Federal or State statute. (C)In cases in which information is disclosed pursuant to subparagraph (B), the President shall— (i)make reasonable attempts to provide notice to the volunteer with respect to whom such information is being released; and (ii)take such action as is necessary to protect the privacy and safety of the volunteer.