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Committee approves Judiciary Security and Privacy Act amendment to include federal officials (Senate Bill 646)
Summary
Senate Bill 646, described as mandatory language to extend the Judiciary Security and Privacy Act to federal officials, passed the Gengov Committee without recorded opposition.
The Gengov Committee voted to report Senate Bill 646, which adds mandatory language to the Judiciary Security and Privacy Act to include federal officials within its security and privacy provisions.
Representative Curbs presented the measure and said the bill "is mandatory language on the judiciary security and privacy act to include federal officials." He yielded for questions and asked for the bill to be adopted. With no substantive questions on the record, the committee moved and seconded the bill and recorded a unanimous vote to report it passed.
The sponsor and committee characterized the change as a technical expansion of the Act’s coverage; no fiscal or implementation details were discussed in committee testimony recorded in the transcript.
