Minnesota HF4661 updates automated license plate reader provisions to address third-party service providers.
Minnesota HF4661 amends automated license plate reader provisions to clarify the role of third-party service providers. It defines "third-party service provider" as an entity contracted by a law enforcement agency to manage automated license plate reader data. The bill mandates that law enforcement agencies maintain records of data collection and classification, and undergo independent biennial audits. It also requires written authorization for accessing such data and limits access based on role and statutory authorization.
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