Illinois SB3219 requires data brokers to register annually with the Attorney General and disclose specific information.
Illinois SB3219 amends the Personal Information Protection Act to mandate that data brokers operating in the state register annually with the Attorney General by January 31. The registration requires data brokers to provide details such as their name, contact information, data collection practices, and regulatory status. The Attorney General will create a public page on its website to display this registration information. Failure to register results in civil penalties, including a daily fine of $200, fees for the period of non-compliance, and investigation costs.
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