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Bill introduced to limit use of intimate personal data for financial inferences
Summary
House Bill 1210, introduced by Representatives Bacon and Mabry and Senators Weisman and Judah, would limit the use of intimate personal data to make inferences that affect a person's financial position; it was referred to the Business, Labor and Technology committee.
House Bill 1210 was introduced on the Senate floor and referred to the Business, Labor and Technology committee. A clerk read the bill caption: "House bill 1210 by representative Bacon and Mabry and senators Weisman and Judah concerning limiting the use of intimate personal data to make inferences that impact a person's financial position."
The transcript records only the introduction and committee referral; no committee action or sponsor remarks were included in these segments. The bill's title indicates it would restrict how intimate personal data are used to draw inferences that could affect credit, insurance, hiring or other financial outcomes, but the session transcript does not include bill text or details about definitions, penalties or enforcement.
The matter was assigned to the Business, Labor and Technology committee for further consideration.
