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Committee adopts Consumer Data Privacy Act committee substitute as working document on 4‑3 vote
Summary
The House Judiciary Committee voted 4‑3 on May 1 to adopt a committee substitute for HB 367 as its working document and set an amendment deadline of May 7. Representative Vance objected to adoption but the motion carried following a roll call.
Juneau — The House Judiciary Committee voted on May 1 to adopt a committee substitute for House Bill 367 (Consumer Data Privacy Act) as its working document, setting an amendment deadline for Thursday, May 7 at 5 p.m.
Representative Copp moved to adopt the committee substitute; Representative Vance registered an objection during debate. The clerk called the roll and the committee recorded a final tally of 4 yays and 3 nays, approving the substitute as the committee's working document.
Those recorded voting in favor included Representative Copp, Representative Eisheid and Representative Mena, and Chair Gray; Representatives Vance, Costello and Underwood voted no. The committee authorized legislative legal staff to accept technical and conforming changes and directed members to work with committee staff to meet the amendment deadline.
The adoption allows committee members and stakeholders to file amendments and prepare substitute language for future consideration; the committee did not yet take final action on the underlying bill.
What happens next: The committee set an amendment deadline of May 7, 2026, at 5:00 p.m.; staff will accept amendments and prepare materials for the committee's next scheduled work session.
