Minnesota SF4068 modifies ignition interlock program license revocation requirements, classifies driver's license indicators as private data, and.
Minnesota SF4068 amends the state's statutes to modify the ignition interlock program license revocation requirements. It specifies that certain individuals with revoked licenses must use the service for process mailing address in all documents and notices. The bill also classifies driver's license indicators as private data, with specific provisions on data classification and disclosure. Additionally, it makes technical corrections to various sections of the Minnesota Statutes, including definitions and data provisions.
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