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@@ -63,28 +63,36 @@ <h2 class="display-3">CT State Data Plan - Principles</h2>
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-      <h3>Stewardship</h3>
+      <h3>State data assets require careful and proactive stewardship</h3>
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-      1.  Exercise Responsibility: Practice effective data stewardship and governance by maintaining modern data security practices, protecting individual privacy, and maintaining promised confidentiality.
+      1. State data represent considerable investment of resources from state agencies and have value to state agencies and taxpayers, therefor this value should be protected and maximized as much as possible.
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-      2.  Uphold Ethics: Consider, monitor, and assess the implications of federal data practices for the public and provide sufficient checks and balances to protect and serve the public interest.
+      2. Commit to continuous data quality improvement through active use of data and establishing feedback mechanisms for everyone involved in the data pipeline.
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-      3.  Promote Transparency: Articulate purposes for acquiring, using, and disseminating data and comprehensively document processes and products to inform data users.
+      3. Standardized data governance protects data and improves its quality and utility
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-    <h3>Quality</h3>
+     <p>
+       4. Practice effective data stewardship and governance by maintaining modern data security practices, protecting individual privacy, and maintaining promised confidentiality
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+     <p>
+       5. Use of state data must avoid excessive intrusion into the lives of Connecticut resident.
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+       6. Promote a culture of continuous and collaborative learning with data and about data.
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+    <h3>Create once use many times</h3>
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-      4.  Integrate Intentionality: Create, acquire, use, and disseminate data deliberately and thoughtfully, considering quality, consistency, privacy, value, reuse, and interoperability from the start.
+      4. Create, acquire, use, and disseminate data deliberately and thoughtfully, considering quality, consistency, privacy, value, reuse, and interoperability from the start.
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-      5.  Ensure Relevance: Validate that data are high quality, useful, understandable, timely, and needed.
+      5. Coordinate and prioritize data needs and uses, harness data from multiple sources, and acquire new data only when necessary.
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-      6.  Create Value: Coordinate and prioritize data needs and uses, harness data from multiple sources, and    acquire new data only when necessary.
+      6.  To the extent possible within legal and regulatory constraints , the state should create or manage a data asset one time and use it for multiple purposes
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     <h3>Continuous Improvement</h3>