/**
 * COPPA Compliance Pack
 *
 * Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (15 USC 6501-6506).
 * Enacted 1998; FTC implementing regulation 16 CFR Part 312, amended
 * effective July 1, 2013 (2013 COPPA Rule). 2024 NPRM pending final
 * rule as of August 2025 (citation to verify on final effective date).
 *
 * COPPA governs the collection, use, and disclosure of personal
 * information from children under 13 by operators of websites and
 * online services directed to children, or by operators with actual
 * knowledge they are collecting from children under 13.
 *
 * Key obligations for AI systems:
 *
 *   - 16 CFR 312.5: Verifiable parental consent required before
 *     collecting any personal information from children under 13.
 *     AI systems must not collect, use, or disclose child personal
 *     information before consent is obtained. Fail-closed default.
 *   - 16 CFR 312.2 (definition of personal information): Name,
 *     address, online contact info, screen name, phone, SSN,
 *     persistent identifier (cookie, IP, device ID, customer number),
 *     photo/video/audio containing child's image or voice, geolocation,
 *     and any information combined with the above.
 *   - 16 CFR 312.4: Privacy notice to parents before collection.
 *   - 16 CFR 312.6: Parental access and deletion rights.
 *   - 16 CFR 312.7: No conditioning of participation on excessive
 *     data disclosure.
 *   - 16 CFR 312.8: Confidentiality and security of child data.
 *   - 16 CFR 312.10: Retention limited to reasonably necessary period.
 *   - 16 CFR 312.12: Operators responsible for COPPA compliance of
 *     third-party AI services used to collect child data.
 *   - FTC enforcement position (2024 NPRM, citation to verify on
 *     final rule): AI providers must not use personal information
 *     from child-flagged sessions to train or fine-tune models.
 *
 * School-consent model: Under 34 CFR 99.30 (FERPA), a school may
 * provide consent on behalf of parents for educational purposes.
 * This pack covers commercial COPPA consent outside the school-
 * official exception. For in-school use, the FERPA pack governs
 * and this pack's consent gate defers to FERPA school consent.
 *
 * Cross-pack interactions:
 *   - FERPA + COPPA: For under-13 students in school context, FERPA
 *     school-consent model satisfies COPPA parental consent (34 CFR
 *     99.30 + 16 CFR 312.5). Both packs must be active; COPPA is
 *     the enforcement baseline outside the school-official exception.
 *   - HIPAA + COPPA: In pediatric clinical settings, PHI from
 *     under-13 patients is double-covered. HIPAA governs the PHI;
 *     COPPA governs any online collection. Both packs must be active.
 *   - Common Rule + COPPA: Research involving under-13 subjects
 *     requires both parental permission (45 CFR 46 Subpart D) and
 *     COPPA parental consent (16 CFR 312.5). Neither satisfies the
 *     other; both gates must fire. A pediatric research + online
 *     collection context triggers COPPA + Common Rule + HIPAA
 *     simultaneously (TRIPLE_COVERAGE_ALERT).
 *   - Florida Student Privacy + COPPA: Florida K-12 students include
 *     children under 13. COPPA applies to any online AI system with
 *     actual knowledge it serves under-13 users; Florida Statute
 *     Section 1002.222 adds state-law operator obligations.
 *
 * UF Health exposure: UF Health Shands Children's Hospital patient
 * portal AI and UF-affiliated K-12 research programs create direct
 * COPPA exposure. At $51,744/day per violation (FTC civil penalty
 * as of 2024; citation to verify current inflation-adjusted figure
 * per 15 USC 6502(c) and 16 CFR 1.98), a 30-day undetected
 * exposure in a pediatric portal equals roughly $1.55M before state
 * AG action.
 *
 * Sovereignty: US Federal.
 *
 * @connexum/ai-governance
 */
import { CompliancePack } from './index';
import { CategoryClassifiers } from '../classification/pack-driven-classifier';
/**
 * COPPA category classifiers for the pack-driven classifier (W1).
 */
export declare const COPPA_CATEGORY_CLASSIFIERS: CategoryClassifiers;
export declare const COPPA_PACK: CompliancePack & {
    categoryClassifiers: CategoryClassifiers;
    subjectKeyedCategories: string[];
};
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