Massachusetts S1557 regulates the use of unmanned aerial systems by government entities.

Massachusetts S1557 amends Chapter 6 of the General Laws to establish regulations for the use of unmanned aerial systems by government entities. It mandates that such systems comply with federal aviation requirements and prohibits the use of weapons on these vehicles. The bill outlines specific conditions under which these systems can be used, including executing warrants and in emergencies where there is an imminent threat to life or safety. It also restricts the collection and use of data, ensuring that information is deleted within 24 hours unless it pertains to a warrant subject.

Massachusetts S1557 regulates the use of unmanned aerial systems by government entities.

Massachusetts S1557 amends Chapter 6 of the General Laws to establish regulations for the use of unmanned aerial systems by government entities. It mandates that such systems comply with federal aviation requirements and prohibits the use of weapons on these vehicles. The bill outlines specific conditions under which these systems can be used, including executing warrants and in emergencies where there is an imminent threat to life or safety. It also restricts the collection and use of data, ensuring that information is deleted within 24 hours unless it pertains to a warrant subject.