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Update chapters.md to reflect OECD Privacy Framework link update. #150

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Expand Up @@ -162,7 +162,7 @@ Chapters operate with a great deal of freedom; however, chapters must abide by t

### Privacy

OWASP membership and participation in chapter meetings are subject to locally applicable data protection regulations (for instance, see [GDPR](https://gdpr.eu)). Where conflicting local regulations exist, the most restrictive should be observed. All chapter meetings must comply to [OECD principles](https://www.oecd.org/sti/ieconomy/oecd_privacy_framework.pdf); the Collection Limitation Principle applies to all activities where personal information of participants is needed. Chapter leaders are not permitted to share member lists, event attendees, or private information with third parties except where operationally necessary and only after informing relevant parties with opt-in acceptance. Chapters should, where possible and not otherwise required by local legislation or compliance requirements, adopt a data minimization approach, and delete data that is no longer necessary.
OWASP membership and participation in chapter meetings are subject to locally applicable data protection regulations (for instance, see [GDPR](https://gdpr.eu)). Where conflicting local regulations exist, the most restrictive should be observed. All chapter meetings must comply with [OECD principles](https://web-archive.oecd.org/2013-09-05/247484-oecd_privacy_framework.pdf); the Collection Limitation Principle applies to all activities where personal information of participants is needed. Chapter leaders are not permitted to share member lists, event attendees, or private information with third parties except where operationally necessary and only after informing relevant parties with opt-in acceptance. Chapters should, where possible and not otherwise required by local legislation or compliance requirements, adopt a data minimization approach, and delete data that is no longer necessary.

### Submitting Expenses

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