Minnesota SF4850 modifies automated license plate reader provisions to address third-party service providers.
Minnesota SF4850 updates automated license plate reader provisions to address the role of third-party service providers. The bill amends definitions and operational rules for automated license plate readers, including devices managed by third-party service providers. It mandates that law enforcement agencies arrange for independent, biennial audits of their automated license plate reader data. The bill also requires written authorization for accessing automated license plate reader data by individuals outside the agency, including through third-party service providers.
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