[1] The Draft Data Handling Policy was a community co-worked endeavor. Over the approximately three years of its development, student contributors to the project included several law, computer science, and engineering students across multiple semesters of an interdisciplinary Law, Technology & Public Policy course at UMKC. The UMKC faculty members principally involved as project leaders were Dr. Baek-Young Choi (from computer science), and Law Professor Tony Luppino (who, among other roles, served as lead editor). As with many other projects in the course, this project included interactions with local government staff and community engagement. Government staff significantly participating included: from the City of Kansas City, MO, Innovation Officer Bob Bennett, Innovation Analyst Kate Garman (now Kate Garman Burns), and Chief Data Office Eric Roche; and from Kansas City, KS/Wyandotte County Unified Government, Chief Knowledge Officer Alan Howze. Community members who provided input from various perspectives included James Borelli, Richard Cane, Aaron Deacon, William Mullins, Valerie Sieverling, and Bryan Wilson, collectively having relevant experiences in cybersecurity, data management, digital inclusion, insurance, law, systems engineering, and telecommunications. In addition, the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation supported advancement of the project through a grant to UMKC for the Legal Technology Laboratory (see http://www.thelegaltechlab.com), in an effort led by Prof. Luppino, Prof. Jeannette Eicks of the Vermont Law School, and Legal Technology Laboratory Program Manager John Cummins.