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Senate panel approves statute updates on student data privacy
Summary
Senate Bill 118, revising student data laws to enhance privacy, passed the Finance and Claims committee on a unanimous/proxy-assumed vote during executive action; the committee recorded the motion as 'do pass' and advanced the bill.
During executive action the committee took up Senate Bill 118, which revises student data statutes to enhance privacy protections. A motion to "do pass" SB118 was made, questions were called and the motion passed with proxies assumed to be affirmative.
The chair announced SB118 had been passed by the committee and would proceed in the legislative process.
No extended testimony or debate on the bill appears in the committee transcript excerpt other than the executive-action motion and the chair's announcement of passage.
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