; Director and Deputy Director. Sec. 302. Agency powers and authorities. Sec. 303. Reporting and audit requirements. Sec. 304. Relation to other agencies. Sec. 305. Personnel. Sec. 306. Office of Civil Rights. Sec. 307. Complaints of individuals. Sec. 308. Advisory boards. Sec. 309. Authorization of appropriations. Title IV—Enforcement Sec. 401. Investigations and administrative discovery. Sec. 402. Hearings and adjudication proceedings. Sec. 403. Litigation authority. Sec. 404. Enforcement by States. Sec. 405. Private rights of action. Sec. 406. Relief available. Sec. 407. Referral for criminal proceedings. Sec. 408. Whistleblower enforcement. Title V—Relation to Other Law Sec. 501. Effective date. Sec. 502. Relation to other Federal law. Sec. 503. Relation to State law. Sec. 504. Severability. Title VI—NIST and NSF Activities Sec. 601. National Institute of Standards and Technology privacy research and development. Sec. 602. National privacy awareness and education initiative. Sec. 603. National Science Foundation privacy research. 2. Definitions In this Act: (1) Agency The term Agency means the Digital Privacy Agency established in section 301. (2) Agency investigator The term Agency investigator means any attorney or investigator employed by the Agency who is charged with the duty of enforcing or carrying into effect any provision of this Act or a rule or order prescribed under this Act. (3) Behavioral personalization (A) In general The term behavioral personalization means the processing of an individual’s personal information, using an algorithm, model, or other means— (i) built using— (I) that individual’s personal information collected over a period of time; or (II) an aggregate of the information of one or more similarly situated individuals; and (ii) designed to— (I) alter, influence, guide, or predict that individual’s behavior; (II) tailor or personalize a product or service to that individual