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Safe Harbor Regulations. The "safe harbor" regulations describe various payment and business practices that, although they potentially implicate the Federal anti-kickback statute, are not treated as offenses under the statute. The safe harbor regulations, in their entirety, can be found here.
A safe harbor is a provision in a law that affords protection from liability or penalty when certain conditions are met. The safe harbor concept is used in several areas of law, including taxation, such as the provision for a Safe Harbor 401(k).
A safe harbor law states that certain types of behavior are not considered violations as long as they fall under a given rule. Rule 10B-18 of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 defines safe harbor laws. As such, safe harbor laws offer protection when people show "good faith" efforts.
The HIPAA Safe Harbor Act was signed into law by President Trump on January 5, 2021. The law states that the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) must consider whether organizations have utilized best practices for cybersecurity when investigating a data breach and undertaking HIPAA enforcement actions.
A safe harbor is a legal provision to sidestep or eliminate legal or regulatory liability in certain situations, provided that certain conditions are met. The phrase safe harbor also...
The President signed the HIPAA Safe Harbor Bill into law on January 5, 2021. This Act directs the HHS to incentivize healthcare entities to implement best practice security. It also specifically notes that HHS doesn't have the authority to raise fines or extend audits.
Veterans Medical Marijuana Safe Harbor Act. This bill provides guidance related to veterans and medical marijuana that shall be effective for five years.