From: Regulatory Pacesetters
The publication of the landmark treatise on the Data Quality Act (aka IQA) is timely because there is a substantial increase in its use by NGOs.
Future litigants, whether a plaintiff or a defendant, now have an arsenal previously unavailable to them.
One petitioner states the following:
The IQA has not been frequently litigated, but some courts have hinted at the possibility that judicial intervention may be appropriate to compel agencies to comply with its requirements. If any administration is likely to convince the courts that judicial enforcement of basic information quality standards is necessary, it is this one.
