This bill mandates private entities to establish retention schedules for biometric data and prohibits its unauthorized collection and disclosure. The bill was withdrawn on 02/28/22.
If you collect biometric data in Kentucky, you must develop a retention and destruction schedule or face civil penalties.
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What This Means
Kentucky's HB32 establishes strict regulations on biometric data collection practices by private entities. It requires compliance with retention schedules and prohibits unauthorized data handling, impacting businesses that utilize biometric identifiers. This legislation aims to enhance privacy protections and accountability in data management. Note: The bill was withdrawn on 02/28/22.
Key Provisions
- Defines terms related to biometric data.
- Requires private entities to create retention and destruction schedules for biometric data.
- Prohibits unauthorized collection, trade, and disclosure of biometric information, with exceptions for law enforcement and court orders.
- Establishes a standard of care for biometric data collection.
- Creates a civil cause of action for violations of the bill.
Latest Legislative Action
WITHDRAWN
Bill Sponsors
| Name | Role | District |
|---|---|---|
| Josh Bray R | Sponsor | HD-071 |
| Joshua Branscum R | Sponsor | HD-083 |
| Melinda Prunty R | Sponsor | HD-015 |
| William Reed R | Sponsor | HD-024 |
| Sal Santoro R | Sponsor | HD-060 |
Compliance Checklist
Who: Private entities collecting biometric data.
Penalty: Civil penalties for non-compliance.
Who: Private entities collecting biometric data.
Penalty: Civil cause of action for violations.
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