To determine eligibility for Paid Family Leave (PFL) benefits.
				To be summarized and published in statistical form for the use and information of government agencies and the public. (Neither your name and identification nor the name and identification of the care or bonding recipient will appear in publications.)
				To be used to locate persons who are being sought for failure to provide child or spousal support.
				To be used by other governmental agencies to determine eligibility for public social services under the provisions of California Welfare and Institutions Code, Division 9.
				To be exchanged pursuant to California Unemployment Insurance Code (CUIC), section 
322, and California Civil Code, section 
1798.24, with other governmental departments and agencies, both federal and state, which are concerned with any of the following:
				
					- administration of an unemployment insurance program;
 
					- collection of taxes which may be used to finance unemployment insurance (UI) or disability insurance (DI);
 
					- relief of unemployed or destitute individuals;
 
					- investigation of labor law violations or allegations of unlawful employment discrimination;
 
					- the hearing of workers' compensation appeals;
 
					- whenever necessary to permit a state agency to carry out its mandated responsibilities where the use to which the information will be put is compatible with the purpose for which it was gathered; or
 
					- when mandated by state or federal law. Disclosures under California Unemployment Insurance Code (CUIC), section 322, will be made only in those instances in which it furthers the administration of the programs mandated by that Code.
 
				
				 
				Information shall be disclosed to authorized agencies in accordance with California Unemployment Insurance Code (CUIC), sections 1095 and 2714.