Prohibits surveillance-based price discrimination in the District of Columbia.

The Surveillance Pricing Prohibition Amendment Act of 2026 amends the District of Columbia Code to prohibit businesses from engaging in surveillance-based price discrimination. This means businesses cannot use personally identifiable information collected through electronic surveillance technology to set different prices for goods or services. The act defines "surveillance-based price discrimination" and "personally identifiable information." The changes will take effect after approval by the Mayor and a 30-day period of congressional review.

Prohibits surveillance-based price discrimination in the District of Columbia.

The Surveillance Pricing Prohibition Amendment Act of 2026 amends the District of Columbia Code to prohibit businesses from engaging in surveillance-based price discrimination. This means businesses cannot use personally identifiable information collected through electronic surveillance technology to set different prices for goods or services. The act defines "surveillance-based price discrimination" and "personally identifiable information." The changes will take effect after approval by the Mayor and a 30-day period of congressional review.