Wash. Admin. Code § 246-492-990 - Vital statistics data fees
(1) The department shall collect
nonrefundable fees as follows:
(a) One
hundred seventy-five dollars per preliminary standard data file;
(b) Three hundred fifty dollars per annual
final standard data file;
(c) Two
hundred dollar flat fee for up to two hours of analytic services or general
data inquiry requests;
(d) Any
analytic services or general data inquiry requests that exceed two hours, in
addition to subsection (1)(b) of this section, will be charged an hourly fee of
one hundred dollars; and
(e) Fifty
dollars per standard data file for students with proof of valid student
status.
(2) For custom
data file requests, the department shall collect nonrefundable fees as follows:
(a) Three hundred fifty dollars per data
file; and
(b) One hundred dollars
per hour to create the custom data file.
(3) For data requests where data files are
provided on a routine schedule, the department shall collect nonrefundable fees
as follows:
(a) A one-time initial automation
program creation fee of one thousand five hundred dollars;
(b) One hundred seventy-five dollars per data
file; and
(c) An annual maintenance
fee of one thousand five hundred dollars.
(4) If a requestor has received all
preliminary data files for a single data set for a single calendar year and has
paid the fees for such data sets required by subsection (1)(a) of this section,
the department may waive the annual final standard file fee in subsection
(1)(b) of this section for the same year and same data set.
(5) For existing data requests with an
established automation program in existence at the time of the adoption of the
rule, the department may waive the initial automation program creation fee of
one thousand five hundred dollars in subsection (3)(a) of this
section.
(6) Updates to data
requests allowed by WAC
246-492-500(2)
will be assessed a fee by the department equivalent to the actual costs
incurred by the department in order to update the data request.
(7) The department, at the discretion of the
state registrar, may waive fees for data requests for the following:
(a) Requests from state legislators or
legislative staff;
(b) Local health
jurisdictions receiving standard data files prescribed by the state
registrar;
(c) Tribes, tribal
organizations within the state, and Indian health service designated tribal
epidemiology centers serving tribes within the state, receiving standard data
files prescribed by the state registrar; and
(d) Government agencies during a state of
emergency, if the data is used for official duties to aid the state of
emergency response.
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