Iowa HF594 prohibits financial institutions from discriminating in the provision of financial services based on social credit scores.
Iowa HF594 aims to prevent financial institutions from discriminating in the provision of financial services based on social credit scores. The bill defines "discrimination" as the use of a social credit score to decline, terminate, or restrict financial services. A social credit score is defined as an analysis evaluating a person's protected speech, religious exercise, association, expression, or conduct.
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