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# View Compliance Assignments Tab

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## View Compliance Assignments

The *View Compliance Assignments* tab displays all CS:Govern fields that have been assigned a selected Compliance Category, and organized in a table with one line per field. For each field in the list a user can remove it from the selected Compliance Category. Note that it does not remove the field from CS:Govern protection. It only changes which Compliance Categories that protection is assigned to. For example, if the field is protected and assigned to HIPAA and PII, but the intent was to only have it assigned to HIPAA, then removing the assignment to PII is as simple as selecting PII from the Filter drop-down and clicking the Remove button next to the field.

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