Michigan HB5332 prohibits public agencies from purchasing or using certain drones unless specific conditions are met.
Michigan HB5332 amends existing law to prohibit public agencies from purchasing or using drones unless the collected data is stored within the U.S. and not accessible to third parties. It requires the Michigan Department of Technology, Management, and Budget to establish a registry of drones operated by public entities, including details like the public entity's name, operator information, and intended use. The bill also mandates the creation of lists of countries, businesses, and entities from which drones cannot be purchased or acquired, unless certain conditions are met.
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