"reportability" meaning in English

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  "etymology_text": "From report + -ability.",
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          "text": "Dannemeyer's spokesperson for the initiative, Bret Barbary, said the initiative would also: permit physicians to notify third parties at risk of infection; eliminate the requirement that physicians obtain written consent for HIV testing; mandate reportability to public health officials; make it a crime to donate blood if the donor knows he or she is HIV-positive; and repeal the prohibitions on insurance companies from testing for AIDS.",
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        "The quality of being reportable."
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