Senate Consumer Protection Committee advances eight bills on privacy, credit and safety to first reading
Senate Committee on Consumer Protection Chair Sen. Rachel May said the committee advanced eight bills to first reading on the Senate calendar after a brief session that included measures on biometric privacy, credit notifications and consumer data retention.
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Senate Committee on Consumer Protection Chair Sen. Rachel May said the committee advanced eight bills to first reading on the Senate calendar after a brief session that included measures on biometric privacy, credit notifications and consumer data retention.
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