The bill requires private entities to establish policies for biometric data collection and imposes restrictions on its use, but an amendment proposes removing the private cause of action.
If you collect biometric data in Kentucky, you must develop a written policy and retention schedule or face legal action.
What do these statuses mean? ▼
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What This Means
Kentucky's HB483, known as the Biometric Identifiers Privacy Act, mandates that private entities create policies for collecting biometric data. It restricts the use of such data and allows individuals to request disclosure of their information. This legislation, still under consideration, aims to enhance consumer protection regarding biometric identifiers.
Key Provisions
- Requires private entities to develop a written policy for biometric data collection.
- Imposes restrictions on the collection, capture, purchase, or trade of biometric identifiers.
- Mandates disclosure of biometric information upon individual request.
- Proposes removing the civil cause of action for violations.
- Clarifies statutory construction related to biometric data.
- Cited as the Biometric Identifiers Privacy Act.
Latest Legislative Action
recommitted to Appropriations & Revenue (H)
Bill Sponsors
| Name | Role | District |
|---|---|---|
| Steven Doan R | Sponsor | HD-069 |
| John Hodgson R | Sponsor | HD-036 |
| Candy Massaroni R | Sponsor | HD-050 |
Amendments (1)
Compliance Checklist
Who: Private entities collecting biometric identifiers.
Penalty: Potential civil action for non-compliance.
Who: Private entities involved in biometric data practices.
Penalty: Potential civil action for non-compliance.
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