H.639 CoC - 2026-05-22 - 12:35PM
Economic Development, Housing & General Affairs · May 22, 2026
A House–Senate conference committee met to negotiate bill H.639 on genetic data privacy. Lawmakers, the attorney general's office and industry representatives debated whether genetic information should be subject to a 60-day consumer "cure period," with concerns about irretrievable data leaks (citing the 23andMe breach) and counterarguments that a cure period can enable remediation without immediate litigation.
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