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Paragraph c seems to be addressing the information within the actual 2257 records, as described in sections 1 and 2.

So far the section reads;

Any producer of sexually explicit material must create and maintain records that contain the legal name, all other names used by the performer and the date of birth of each performer.

These records must be created and maintained alphabetically by the legal name of the performer and must be indexed and cross referenced to each alias. The primary producer may blank out unnecessary information before sending copies to a secondary producer.

The information within the records created by the primary producer need only to be as current as the date of the original production.

I don't believe that anything within this section would apply to his problem, as the only custodial provision that I can find here is in paragraph h.

Of course, I'm not a lawyer, so you can take my interpretation with a grain of salt.